A Loft Redesigned By Jean Nouvel

By Fanny Guénon des Mesnards

A Loft Redesigned By Jean Nouvel

This bright loft located at the bottom of the paved courtyard of a 900 building comes from the restructuring of an old warehouse by Ateliers Jean Nouvel in 2011.
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In one of the most popular areas of Paris, a stone’s throw from the Saint-Martin canal, this loft covers a surface area of ​​144 m², including a living room, a lounge, a dining room, offices and two bedrooms, all bathed in light

In addition to the entrance opening onto a lush patio thanks to an XXL bay window, the space reveals beautiful high ceilings and a fully equipped open kitchen – wooden worktop, raw concrete columns. Designed in a refined spirit by the Jean Nouvel teams, the loft is located at the end of a typically Parisian paved courtyard which can serve as a garage. Special mention for the opening roof of this old warehouse which has regained its splendor while awaiting the arrival of new owners.

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Article originally published on AD France.

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