22 housing units in Rebière street

Collective housing · by Nicolas Laisné & Christophe Rousselle · 2012

France

A compact residential infill that treats the street façade as a filter between private life and the city. The project uses façade depth—balconies, screens, or recessed openings—to improve daylight, privacy, and thermal comfort. Apartment layouts are organized for efficient circulation and practical furnishing, supporting everyday use rather than display. Shared entrances and landings are designed to feel safe and legible, reinforcing a sense of address. Overall, it demonstrates how small housing operations can raise quality through careful section, façade, and daylight strategy.

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