Enjoy
The Enjoy office building is located in the eco-district Clichy-Batignolles in Paris and forms part of the infrastructure covering the tracks of the French railway company SNCF, at the start of the main north-south route and close to the Martin Luther King Park. The building is inserted into this intricate urban context with an open structure over the tracks and solid facing the street. The resulting building consists of three wings with different orientations, one towards the Eiffel Tower, one towards the Montmartre hill and the third towards the RPBW Paris Courthouse. This three-way orientation allows great flexibility of use over time, as the three wings can belong to one, two or three different users. Each wing has a large urban window framing the view of the city and a double-height space for users. Between the south and west wings, there is a green courtyard that creates a continuation of the park into the interior of the building and offers a view of the railway tracks and the Eiffel Tower. The façade features a rigorous structural pattern with a regular rhythm of solid and voids, which is broken up by volumes jutting out over the urban space. These projections create a façade movement that dissociates the large volume and creates the true identity of the building. Enjoy is a wooden structure that is capable of producing more energy than it consumes.
Offices and commercial building
Paris
Promoter: Bouygues Immobilier
Investitor: Caisse des dépôts et consignations
Full mandate
Surface area: 17.400 sq m
Budget: 36.000.000 €
2013 – 2018
Label BEPOS
NF Bâtiments Tertiaires Démarche HQE Septembre 2011 Excellent
Certification BREEAM International 2013 Very Good
Green Office ®
Label Pilote BBCA 2016
Label Biodivercity
Certification Bâtiment Biosourcé
Lead Architect: Baumschlager Eberle
Architect: SCAPE – Ludovica Di Falco with Francesco Marinelli
Landscape: LATZ + PARTNER
Environmental sustainability: Energelio
Structural engineering: SCYNA 4, AIA
Facade engineering: ARCORA
MEP: Barbanel
Acoustics: Lamoureux
Wood engineering: ICM
Bim Manager: EGIS
© Francesco Mattuzzi