Photographer
Pascal Amoyel
Normanville, Normandie, France
His pictures document the world, based on a lyrical documentary approach that continues the tradition created by Walker Evans. Favouring creator's invisibility, Amoyel prefers shots and prints that are clear, sharp, and readable, without any effects or artifice. He's been commissioned by renowned French architects. His work has been exhibited both nationally and internationally and is held by the Print and Photography Department of the Bibliothèque nationale de France, the Artothèques of Annecy, Caen, Pessac, as well as by private collectors. He lives and works in Normandy (Western France)
Features
Contemporary Elegance – Parisian Residential by Jean-Christophe Quinton
Parisian Residential, designed by Jean-Christophe Quinton, exemplifies the seamless integration of contemporary architecture within the historic fabric of Paris, offering a refined and harmonious urban living experience.
Parisian Residential, a project by renowned architect Jean-Christophe Quinton, stands as a prime example of contemporary architectural elegance in the heart of Paris. This residential building embodies a sophisticated balance between modern design and the rich historical context of the city, creating a living space that is both aesthetically pleasing and functionally superior. The project’s success lies in its ability to merge seamlessly with the surrounding urban environment, while also offering a fresh, contemporary take on Parisian living.
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Paris, France
Educational Innovation – Val du Scarpe Education Center by Guillaume Ramillien
The Val du Scarpe Education Center marks the initial phase—and pivotal component—of a multipurpose facility poised to offer sports and educational activities within the Val de Scarpe district. Embracing mutualization and educational continuity, this project strategically integrates various facilities—a childcare center, nursery, elementary school, gymnasium, and community center—around distinct layers that contour the site towards the river.
The Val du Scarpe Education Center represents a significant milestone in the Val de Scarpe district by integrating various educational and community facilities into a cohesive and sustainable design. Its architecture promotes interaction between users and nature, fostering an environment conducive to learning and community development.
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Pas-de-Calais, France
The final piece – The Le Cèdre Socio-Cultural Center by Guillaume Ramillien
The innovative reconstruction of the Le Cèdre Socio-Cultural Center in Hauts d'Asnières exemplifies eco-sustainability and modern urban renewal, combining environmental responsibility with architectural excellence.
The Le Cèdre Socio-Cultural Center is the final piece of the ANRU urban and landscape requalification project for the Hauts d'Asnières district. This project brings together all the social, cultural, and symbolic functions of the district with the goal of pooling human, material, and energy resources and fostering their synergies. The S-shaped figure of the building organizes the different program poles around the central atrium and also qualifies the site's open spaces, preserving its tree heri
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Hauts-de-Seine, France
Sustainable Design – The Metzeral Fire Station by Loïc Picquet
The innovative Metzeral Fire Station, nestled in the Ballon des Vosges nature reserve, exemplifies eco-friendly architecture and modern functionality, merging environmental sensitivity with operational efficiency.
The Metzeral Fire Station is a testament to the integration of sustainable design within a natural landscape. Located in the Ballon des Vosges nature reserve, on the site of an old stone quarry, this project combines ecological responsibility with modern architectural excellence. Divided into a technical center and an administrative center, the fire station harmonizes functionality with environmental sensitivity. The design meets high energy efficiency standards, particularly through the use of
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Metzeral, Grand-Est
