Urban recycling
Located in the heart of Rueil-Malmaison, this 14,000m² project is the result of the renovation of a building occupied by Suez.
Rueil-Malmaison / Degrémont
In the heart of Rueil-Malmaison, we are transforming five office buildings previously occupied by Suez into a residential complex with 149 flats, a 179-seat auditorium and a 100 m² retail unit.
A major conversion of offices into housing in the Greater Paris residential area
On the edge of Paris, in the Hauts de Seine department, Rueil-Malmaison has the charm of a provincial town just a stone’s throw from La Défense. Its lifestyle around the Château de la Malmaison and its accessibility make it a highly sought-after town. The renovation of a building previously occupied by Suez in the centre of the town will further enhance its appeal.
Rehabilitating and desartificialising
The guiding principle of the project is to create more housing with less floor space and to offer green spaces and shops.
With a view to urban recycling, the demolition work is limited to recomposing the facade to create access routes (staircases and lobbies) and private outdoor spaces. The project involves raising the building by one or two storeys, using bio-sourced materials such as wood to create generous green terraces and panoramic rooftops.
This residential development also includes the creation of a 100 m retail space2 and the renovation of the existing auditorium into a public space, a cultural space for creation, meeting and sharing, thus contributing to the liveliness of the ground floor, open to its surroundings.
A sustainable and responsible project
In addition to complying with the new RE2020 regulations, the project is part of a strong environmental approach with a limited carbon impact, in particular through the conservation of a large part of the building and the reuse of ashlar from the existing façade to clad the future building lobbies.
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Total project of over 14,000 m² including 2,000m2 of additional living space
149
Homes created
30
Trees planted
24,000
tonnes of CO2 saved
Rueil-Malmaison/Degrémont in 3 words
Reuse of materials
In an effort to limit the project's carbon footprint, materials from the deconstruction work are being reused, such as the ashlar from the existing façade, which will be used to clad the future building lobbies.
Opening up to the city
A retail space and an auditorium for a lively ground floor designed as a meeting place open to its surroundings.
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