88 Housing Units: Territorial Integration

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Avenier Cornejo architects [architects.]

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Computer filePublication details: urbanNext, January 02, 2020.Description: 531 wordsISSN:

2575-5374

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Summary: Since its construction in 1822, the Ourcq Canal has undergone many metamorphoses. From agricultural land to the capital region of France, from Paris to Greater Paris, from industrial transformations to cultural changes, from labor to leisure, the constant renewal of its banks confirms the French adage that one never bathes in the same river.

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Paris (48) ,
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Urban Development (64) ,
Urban strategy (38) ,
Waterfront (148)

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Avenier Cornejo architects, Middle Density, Project, Territory and mobility, Urban Paradigms

Built environment, Exploring Housing, France, Housing, Interstitial Space, Masterplan, Open Space, Paris, Project, Urban Development, Urban strategy, Waterfront

Photography: Charlotte Donker, Schnepp Renou and Simone Bossi

Since its construction in 1822, the Ourcq Canal has undergone many metamorphoses. From agricultural land to the capital region of France, from Paris to Greater Paris, from industrial transformations to cultural changes, from labor to leisure, the constant renewal of its banks confirms the French adage that one never bathes in the same river.

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