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NUMA

The NUMA project is a conversion of a commercial building into an experimental place, which is emblematic of the type of activities it will host. Organised around collective and communal entities, it expresses itself by two unifying spaces put into tension. The first, on the ground floor, has a large area opening onto the street, a café, and is a fully flexible reception area. Due to this necessarily changing configuration it will be a multi-purpose space. The second space, on the top floor, is designed to host conferences and receptions and benefits from a large terrace. The work spaces are organised between these two levels.

Program

Head office of NUMA, business incubator, start-ups accelerator, co-working, experimentation and innovation space and café

Location

Paris 3rd, France

Area

1,700 m²

Date

Delivered in 2013

Team

TVK (lead architect), EVP (structural engineer), CFERM (MEP engineer), Vincent Pourtau (cost consultant)

Team TVK

Victor Francisco (project director), Pauline Le Fur (project manager), Marta Blazquez, Arnaud Coutine, Felix Tönnis

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Typologies
Projects, Offices, Built, Transformations
Ground floor plan
Ground floor plan
1st floor plan
1st floor plan
Frontage
Frontage