UNITS by Jean-Benoît Vétillard Architectures

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UNITS办公空间位于巴黎东部的郊区地带，旨在重新思考办公室的概念，为传统工作区的重新配置提出一系列精确而灵活的解决方案。该空间看上去如同一座宽敞的图书馆，人与信息都在其中自由流动，打破了人们对办公室空间的固有印象。

▼设计概念：堆积，design concept: accumulation

UNITS is a project in the eastern parisian suburb, which aims to rethink the concept of the office, proposing a series of precise and flexible solutions for reconfiguring the traditional workspace. The workspace looks like a large library where individuals and information flow freely, thereby overturning and distorting the spatial characteristics of the offices as we are used to imagining them.

▼空间概览，office overview

 

4种空间类型
4 typologies of spaces

 

CAB

CAB是一种介于沙发和阶梯的混合体，由可回收的布料制成。它们朝着城市景观放置，从而将建筑向户外空间拓展。

An hybrid between a sofa and a flight of steps, made with recycling rub, geared  towards the urban landscape that borders the building.

 

F1

F1是专注工作区域。再利用的家具元素（包括让·努维尔设计的两张“Less”桌子）被叠加放置，成为窗帘的框架，同时也实现了弧形空间的创建。

An area for focusing. Re-used furniture elements  (2  “Less”  tables  designed  by  Jean Nouvel) are placed one on top of another and are used as a framework for a curtain that follows a curved line.

 

TGV

TGV用于进行私人讨论的空间，由白色的加气混凝土砌块（AAC）构成。采用了特殊技术的天花板能够调节入射光线的强度，为不同类型的用户提供从柔和烛光到人造冷光等多样化的照明。

A space for confidential discussion with walls made from white AAC blocks. The special technical ceiling allows the intensity of incoming light to be adjusted, starting from a soft candle light, up to an artificial cold light in order to answer different user types.

 

UNIT6

UNIT6用作会议空间。不透明的带状围墙提供了视觉和声音的过滤器，同时形成一个私密且又允许空气和光线进入的空间。这些材料使人想起工匠们平时工作所在的城郊工业区。

A meeting space, an opaque strip that becomes a visual and sound filter, providing intimacy but letting in air and light. The materials call to mind suburban artisan’s industrial areas.

function: working units
period: 2015-2017
site: Pantin
dimension: 6000m2
client: betc – les Magasins Généraux
artistical direction: T&P work unit
budget : 800 000e
Photo credit: Alan Hasoo

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