架构师提供的文本描述。该项目将位于六层楼上的90个住房单元和底层的一个年轻孤独症工人之家聚集在一起。它在三个地块上展开，埋设在一个共同的基础上，被慷慨种植的缺口隔开。

Text description provided by the architects. The project brings together 90 housing units on six upper floors, and a home for young autistic workers on the ground floor. It unfolds on three plots implanted on a common base, separated by generously planted gaps.

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该单位的发展系统允许巨大的建设简单和一个强大的铭文在巴黎的城市景观。每套公寓都有一个突出的边缘，在客厅的延续中形成了一个圆木。

The units’ development system allows great constructive simplicity and a strong inscription in the Parisian urban landscape. Each apartment has a protruding edge, forming a loggia in the continuation of living room.

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(C)Shimmura Takuji

这些日志是交替的或叠加的，这取决于它们在计划中的位置。这种构图提供了空气，光和各种视觉开口，其中一些非常独特的俯瞰埃菲尔铁塔。这种渗透性回应了城市规划团队在其社区发展中的愿望，即回归到“郊区”的构图中，本着遗址的历史精神。

These loggias are alternated or superposed depending on their location on the plan. This composition gives air, light and varied visual openings, some of them quite uniquely overlooking the Eiffel Tower. This permeability answers the wishes of the urban planning team in their development of the neighborhood, namely the return to a "suburban" composition in the spirit of the site’s history.

这一设计提供了一种干预尺度，其中所有的方向都具有吸引力，住宅外观描绘了一个奇异点，允许所有居住者占有这个地方。

This design offers a scale of intervention in which all orientations are made attractive, and where the residential appearance depicts a singularity that will allow an appropriation of the place by all its occupants.

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c.弗雷德里克·艾琳

该项目的形式，既强大又简单，强调了材料的选择：在基础上盖章的混凝土，金属包层和圆木充分覆盖在他们的内面。种植的梯田和缺口，使整个集丰富和雕塑性质。

The project’s forms, both powerful and simple, are emphasized by the selection of materials: stamped concrete on the base, metal claddings and loggias fully covered with wood on their inner faces. The planted terraces and gaps finish in giving the whole set a rich and sculptural character.

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Architects Ameller, Dubois & Associés Architectes

Location Paris, France

Category Apartments

Area 7700.0 sqm

Project Year 2014

Photographs Takuji Shimmura, Frederic Allinne