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The Perret Hall - Cultural Centre
Atelier d'architecture Pierre Hebbelinck, HBAAT - HELEEN HART — MATHIEU BERTELOOT. Montataire, France
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Name of work in English
The Perret Hall - Cultural Centre
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Name of work in original language
Pôle Culturel des Halles Perret
Prize year
EUmies Awards 2019
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Work Location
Montataire, France
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Studio
Atelier d'architecture Pierre Hebbelinck, HBAAT - HELEEN HART — MATHIEU BERTELOOT
EUmies Awards 2019 Shortlisted
Transformation, renovation, and extension of a Perret market building for a cultural centre housing a music school, a dance school, a broadcast room, and a recording studio.
Collaborators
Structural engineering: VERDI; Technical architect: EGIS; Acoustical: KAHLE ACOUSTICS; Technical architect: ARTSCENO (SCENOGRAPHY); Design: SPRIET & PREVERT (SIGNALETIC); Engineering: PHD INGENIERIE (ECONOMIST); Building advising: JOSEPH ABRAM (HISTORIAN); Art: PIERRE TOBY
Program
Culture
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Labels
Culture Centre · Music
Site area
2800 m²
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Client
City of Montataire
Total gross floor
2276 m²
Completion
2018
The quality of the reinforced concrete hall of the Perret brothers in Montataire is transformed here by the release of the original frames.
Walking, waiting and practicing music are activities based on this slender concrete landscape bathed in natural light. The tripartite facility, housing a music school, a dance school or a broadcast hall takes advantage of the height of the central wing to form part of the structure’s core and extend from one point to the other. The spaces between the framework and the program are released to become meeting places and artistic expression that extend the urban space.
The concrete keenness of Perret brothers, covers the new uncluttered volume in order to reveal it. The use of three quarters of the footprint of the existing structure creates a negative space to develop a covered outdoor gallery illuminated at night.