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        Studio Associato Bernardo Secchi Paola Viganò 
          Architecture | Urbanism | Landscape  | 
       
      
         ZAC Seguin, Boulogne-Billancourt (Paris) - international competition 
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          | client: | 
          city of  Boulogne-Billancourt | 
         
        
          | program: | 
          housing development | 
         
        
          | date: | 
          2006 | 
         
        
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          | consultant: | 
          VCenK, Tribu Ingénierie, Socété A.S.Mizrahi | 
         
        
          | team: | 
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               S.Bodria, A.Calò, A.Carlesso,A.Carl EssoN. Dattomo, U.degli Uberti, T.Fait,  G.Lambrechts, S.Geeraert, E. Giannotti, C.Nitti, S.Peluso, K.Yoshida, G.Comana 
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          Porosity, percolation, permeability are the  words that illustrate the concept of the urban project of the Zac Séguin : the  Seine towards the center of Boulogne Billancourt open spaces seep through the lot  and connect the city to the river. The lot A3, located between the street and  the new Kermen street, along the courtyard Zola and Great Traverse is already  far from the Seine and the park. It  is the island which by its position , its shape and the quantities concerned  poses an extreme manner the theme of porosity evoked by the Architectural  Requirements Specification Urban and landscape . The triangular island , in  consequence of the re- opening of the rue Emile Zola disappeared during the  years Renault has a strong edge to the north (street Kermen ) and to the east  (over Zola) that contains the office programs. The  western edge is part of the special atmosphere of the Grand Traverse , a quiet  pedestrian and garden area . The  edge south on New Street, a return to the course and contains the Zola housing  programs . The different edges are traversed in both directions, or by passages  or through cuts and transparency ; green continuities connect the horizontal  and vertical surfaces. The area of the lot is the product of these crosses :  looks, movements. It  is not a heart island in the traditional sense , but an inhabited garden built  volumes and floor surfaces contribute to its construction.  | 
         
        
       
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