Architecture photographer Ana Amado has shared with us a set of photographs featuring Álvaro Siza's recently inaugurated Church of Saint-Jacques de la Lande, in Rennes—the first church built in Brittany, France this century this church is built in white concrete and pays special attention to the natural light cylinders and incisions—add to the overall mass of the building distinguishing it from the neighboring housing blocks while the use of few openings helps to establish a solid permanent presence in the natural environment Check Ana Amado's set of photographs below:  You'll now receive updates based on what you follow Personalize your stream and start following your favorite authors If you have done all of this and still can't find the email Located in a residential neighborhood on the outskirts of the city of Rennes the volumes of the new parish church strike up a dialogue with the housing blocks that surround them the building is the result of the intersection of a parallelepiped of 16 x 16 x 12.5 (first floor) and a cylinder with a 14.75-meter diameter (second floor) Other than a liturgical space with seats for a congregation of 136 around which the rest of the program is laid out the project houses a parish center with offices The building is executed with loadbearing walls of white concrete the outer surfaces of which reveal the modular scheme of the formwork As for the interior surfaces (including the flooring) they are clad with marble up to a height of 150 centimeters while the rest is plastered and painted white Obra Work: Parroquia?Church in Saint Jacques-de-la-Lande (France) Souto de Moura (equipo de proyecto?project team) Arquitecto local Local architect: Atelier Pranlas-Decours Paisajismo Landscape: Atelier Bruel & Delmar there arent any match using your search terms paris-based firm LAN architecture has just completed a new town hall in saint-jacques de la lande the approach to the scheme has created an efficient and contemporary landmark for the city center and at the same time the layout is a nod to the long architectural history of city halls the building is wrapped in two façades the exterior envelope is defined by two layers; each one responding to a different function the outer layer is wrapped in steel and simultaneously provides a protection from the sun and the second ‘thicker’ façade for thermal performance the approach to the interior revolves around overlapping spaces and capitalizing on transparency ‘the architectural project is based on an image of unity and clarity that fosters a strong sense of identity without falling into the cliché of emblematic representations of power.’ comments the design team at LAN the building acts as a catalyst for social interactions the interior was developed as a light-filled space with overlapping spaces a fluid sense of circulation enables people to naturally move around from one office to the full and the empty spaces surrounding the central hall make it natural and intuitive for users to move from one office to another the hall’s double height seeks to connect the core of the building with the secondary entrance from the upper square the timber paneling adds warmth to the space a fluid sense of circulation enables people to naturally move around from one office to the other the approach to the scheme has created an efficient and contemporary landmark for the commune light is filtered through to the lower teaching rooms the building is defined its double façade AXOR presents three bathroom concepts that are not merely places of function but destinations in themselves — sanctuaries of style it was designed by Pritzker winner Álvaro Siza Portuguese architect and Pritzker winner Álvaro Siza recently completed the Church of Saint-Jacques-de-la-Lande in the region of Brittany, France. The chunky building, which is the region’s first new church to be built in the 21st century features a white concrete construction that mimics the facade of nearby housing blocks in the area the minimalist structure’s silhouette takes the general shape of a block from which a large cylindrical form appears to emerge These curves call to mind the dramatic curves and swoops of Le Corbusier’s Notre Dame du Haut also in France (and undoubtedly a reference) The church’s main worship space is located in the upper circular volume and can accommodate up to 126 while the ground floor is reserved for social and administrative functions Other programs include a side chapel that holds the baptismal font and a semicircular apse where a tabernacle is located sunlight enters through clerestory windows and from above the white interiors reflecting the light around Via: Designboom The Pritzker Prize winning architect, Álvaro Siza has completed a white concrete church in France's Brittany region consecrated over the weekend in the presence of over 300 people is the first church built in the area in over 40 years—the only The sacred building, costing 3 million euros, was ordered by the diocese of Rennes to better meet current needs. Saint-Jacques-de-la-Lande, a commune in the Northwestern part of France has a thriving Catholic community and the new church is more centrally located to where people live near the residential area south of Rennes with five-story housing blocks combines a minimalistic aesthetic with an opening onto the city His use of light and white concrete provides a unique ceremonial space that is integrated into the urban fabric while distinguishing itself in form from the repetitive architecture of the nearby dwellings The building stands 12 meters high and is two stories a parish center provides a kitchen space and modular rooms separated by sliding doors that can be used for social and administrative needs displays a refined style with white marble flooring and oak furniture is reminiscent of the churches of the first centuries; the Archbishop of Rennes likened the initial drawings and plans to the 326 AD Church of the Holy Sepulcher in Jerusalem Siza is no stranger to designing sacred spaces—his Santa Maria Church in Marco de Canaveses is what drew the diocesan association along with consulting architect Jean-Pierre Pranlas-Descours to tap the award-winning Portuguese architect for the project Are you sure you want to block this user and hide all related comments throughout the site Your comment will be visible once approved ALTA Architectes - Urbanistes | Le Trionnaire - Le Chapelain is a team structured around four associated architects Alain Tassot and Jean-Luc Le Trionnaire are architects from the University of Rennes (1985) and worked together in Rennes since 1990 Rich in major projects in the different spheres related to public or private orders they founded a/LTA Architects – Planners Agency in 2002. After retiring they handed over the reins to Maxime Le Trionnaire and Gwénaël Le Chapelain two new partners joined the management team Maxime Le Trionnaire and Gwénaël Le Chapelain met in 1997 at the Nantes School of Architecture they worked in several renowned agencies (Architecture-Studio The Monitor nominated them for the “First Work Prize” in 2008 Since then they have been developing collaboration and refining their architectural visions ALTA Architectes - Urbanistes brings together around twenty employees who work on a contemporary contextual and responsive architecture Each architectural project tends towards its singularity In 2014 their agency won the European award “40 UNDER 40” which rewards the emerging generation of European architects and designers under 40 years old Archive Architecture By 2022-09-27T09:04:00+01:00 FRANCE: Rennes Line B was opened on September 20 the first to use Siemens Mobility’s Cityval version of its Neoval rubber tyre automated light metro platform The 14 km Line B runs from Saint-Jacques-Gaité through the city centre to Cesson-Viasilva with 15 stations following the success of Line A which opened in 2002 using the VAL208 system and now carries 140 000 passengers/day Siemens Mobility won the Line B contract in 2010 a cut-and-cover section at La Courrouze station and 2·4 km of viaduct with three elevated stations while the control centre is co-located with Line A to reduce costs and facilitate network-wide co-ordination Keolis has the contract to operate public transport services in Rennes under the STAR brand The company has 80 people working on the operation and maintenance of Line B a third of whom were internal transfers and all are able to work on both lines Maintenance is undertaken with support from Siemens Mobility with funded from Rennes Métropole (€576·30m) Ille-et-Vilaine département (€30m) and the European Union (€14m) The end-to-end journey time on Line B is 21 min and at peak times services run every 2 min 15 sec Ridership is predicted at 110 000 passengers/day which was exceeded with 120 000 passengers on the opening day The opening of Line B puts 73% of Rennes municipality residents near a metro station and on October 24 the bus network will reconfigured to provide better connections with the new line and across the metropolitan area Rennes municipality expects the city’s transport network to carry 112 million passengers in 2025 said Line B would be a showcase for Cityval which would help win further orders for the latest iteration of the VAL light metro system which was first launched in Lille in 1983 Toulouse and Lille and manufacturing in Vienne There are many French subsuppliers including Texelis and Saft It features Siemens Mobility’s Trainguard Mass Transit CBTC and platform edge screens from Kaba Gilgen Cityval trains have rubber tyres running on a concrete track with a central guide rail and 750 V DC power supply fed from near the central rail maximum vertical curvature 200 m radius and horizontal curvature 30 m enabling Cityval lines to take a winding course with the timetable requiring 21 in traffic The two-car trainsets are 22·4 m long and 2 650 mm wide with wide gangways The trains have CCTV and passenger information screens but the customer opted against air-conditioning because of the short journey times and with much of the route being in tunnel Cityval offers the ability to insert cars up to a maximum of nine per trainset and Line B has provision for future extension of the trains to three-car sets 35 m long Siemens Mobility is currently building Neoval metros for airports in Bangkok and Frankfurt with opening planned for early 2023 and July 2024 FRANCE: Conduent Transportation has implemented a contactless EMV open payment system on the STAR public transport network in Rennes which is operated by Keolis and used by 353 000 passengers/day More than 1 500 validators with integrated EMV contactless payment functionality have been installed on the .. FRANCE: A spacious interior tailored to short hops is at the heart of the Cityval metro car being supplied to operate Line B of the automated light metro network in Rennes On display at the InnoTrans trade show in Berlin the two-section Cityval car is one of 25 vehicles .. Site powered by Webvision Cloud Vincent Broquaire infuses a touch of whimsy to the streets of Rennes with his recent work Pedestrian Crossings. The French artist transforms the mundane elements of public space, including zebra crossings, bike racks, and road signs, into intriguing works of art with simple creative interventions his canvas extends across the French urban fabric as he introduces 40 captivating characters which like playful agents of change reimagine traditional road signs The artworks prompt passersby to stop and reconsider their perception of their surroundings and elements of public organization with a playful perception joyful forms that question society’s functionality with a through a humorous lens name: Pedestrian Crossings  designer: Vincent Broquaire (with Arthur-Louis Ignoré & Emilie Hoyet) production: ilta studio sponsor: Territoires Rennes with the agreement of Mairie de Saint-Jacques de la Lande & Rennes Métropole designboom has received this project from our DIY submissions feature, where we welcome our readers to submit their own work for publication. see more project submissions from our readers here. Álvaro Joaquim Melo Siza Vieira was born in Matosinhos (near Porto) From 1949-55 he studied at the School of Architecture His first built project was finished in 1954 He taught at the School of Architecture (ESBAP) from 1966-69 and was appointed Professor of "Construction" in 1976 He was a Visiting Professor at the Ècole Polythéchnique of Lausanne Los Andes University of Bogotá and the Graduate School of Design of Harvard University; he taught at the School of Architecture of Porto (jubilate in 2003).He is the author of many projects such as: the Boa Nova Tea House and Restaurant; 1200 dwellings built in Malagueira Évora; the Superior School of Education in Setúbal the new School of Architecture in Porto; the Library of Aveiro University; the Museum of Modern Art in Porto; the Church and Parochial Centre in Marco de Canavezes; the Pavilion of Portugal for EXPO '98 and the Pavilion of Portugal in Hannover 2000 (with Souto de Moura); the dwelling and offices complex of “Terraços de Bragança” in Lisbon; and he has rebuilt the burnt area of Chiado in Lisbon since 1988 including the projects for some buildings like Castro e Melo and others.He has been coordinated the plan of Schilderswijk's recuperation in The Hague which finished in 89; in 1995 he finished the project for blocs 6-7-8 in Ceramique Terrein Maastricht.In Spain he has completed the projects for the Meteorological Centre of Villa Olimpica in Barcelona; the Museum of Contemporary Art of Galicia and the Faculty of Information Sciences in Santiago de Compostela; the Rectorate of the Alicante University; Zaida building – offices South Korea and Sweden.Having been invited to participate in international competitions he won the first place in Schlesisches Tor at the recuperation of Campo di Marte in Venice (1985) and at the renewal of Casino and Café Winkler Salzburg (1986); Cultural Centre for the La Defensa Madrid (with José Paulo Santos) (1988/89); J California (with Peter Testa) (1993); Pietà Rondanini Room Milan (1999); Special Plan Recoletos-Prado Madrid (with Juan Miguel Hernandez Leon e Carlos Riaño) (2002); Toledo Hospital (Sánchez-Horneros office) (2003); “Atrio de la Alhambra” in Spain (with Juan Domingo Santos)(2010); “Parco delle Cave” Lecce in Italy (with Carlos Castanheira) (2010).He has participated in the competitions for Expo 92 in Sevilla Spain (with Eduardo Souto de Moura and Adalberto Dias) (1986); for "Un Progetto per Siena" Italy (with José Paulo Santos) (1988); the Cultural Centre La Defensa in Madrid Spain (1988/89); the Bibliothèque of France in Paris (1989/90) the Helsinki Museum (with Souto de Moura) (1992-93); Flamenco City of Xerez de la Frontera Spain (with Juan Miguel Hernandez Leon) (2003).From 1982 to 2010 has won many different awards and have been assigned with Medals of Cultural Merit from many country around the world Doctor "Honoris Causa" in various European and International universities.He is a member of the American Academy of Arts and Science; "Honorary Fellow" of the Royal Institute of British Architects; AIA/American Institute of Architects; Académie d'Architecture de France and European Academy of Sciences and Arts; Royal Swedish Academy of Fine Arts; IAA/International Academy of Architecture; American Academy of Arts and Letters Receive our daily digest of inspiration, escapism and design stories from around the world direct to your inbox. Ellie Stathaki is the Architecture & Environment Director at Wallpaper* She trained as an architect at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki in Greece and studied architectural history at the Bartlett in London she has been a member of the Wallpaper* team since 2006 visiting buildings across the globe and interviewing leading architects such as Tadao Ando and Rem Koolhaas Ellie has also taken part in judging panels such as The Contemporary House (Thames & Hudson Glenn Sestig Architecture Diary (2020) and House London (2022) the Franco-Italian group that owns the brand has invested 160 million euros on the site to finalize the project The Citroen factories in Saint-Jacques-de-la-Lande will assemble the new C5 Aircross SUVs that will be launched on the market in the second half of 2025 explaining that these new models will replace the previous ones put on the market in 2018 guaranteed that the plants will be operational for the next ten years Read also other news on Nova News Click here and receive updates on WhatsApp Follow us on the social channels of Nova News on Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, Telegram Described as "a pure architectural project" by the architect Álvaro Siza Vieira the Hillside Chapel he recently completed has no electricity the modest chapel relies on natural ventilation and clever use of materials such as insulated bricks and limestone to create an off-grid conceptually interesting materialization of faith One of Portugal’s most celebrated architects, the Pritzker Prize winner was approached to design the Capela do Monte by a Swiss-American couple who have been living in Portugal's Algarve region since the mid-1980s are building out a spiritual retreat in the country's southernmost region for which the non-denominational space will serve as a focal point the Monte da Charneca Center will contain seven typical houses original to the site and restored over the past 30 years with the help of a local heritage architect Siza has also advised on the masterplan for the retreat which will add a handful of new residential structures and facilities to help revitalize traditional agricultural activity and welcome visitors it relies on clean lines and the use of natural light with striking effect Murals depicting scenes from the birth The design is separate in administrative area in the "U" building and another area for the residence of the members of the archdiocese The buildings exploit the natural slope towards a ravine to blend with the environment and go unnoticed by relying on the use of a green roof.  Description of project by Mallol&Mallol ArquitectosThe venue for the episcopal conference is inserted in an area of lush green vegetation in an area of detached houses in Clayton The project was to design the facilities to provide the Catholic Church and its bishops an appropriate and functional venue that allowed them to fully develop their administrative activities.The program demanded to be executed in phases so it was decided to separate the program in separate pavilions it was reduced to an administrative area in the "U" building and another area for the residence of the members of the archdiocese.One goal of the design team was accessibility for people with disabilities to all buildings we have taken into account international European standards that set requirements and minimum dimensions of services in access stairs and elevators widths.The buildings exploit the natural slope towards a ravine to blend with the environment and go unnoticed by relying on the use of a green roof The location of existing trees is kept by placing both buildings so as to form a courtyard like a cloister around which all circulations are established in plan.The building envelope is made using a prefabricated modular concrete system forming a sequence of solids and voids framing views of the surrounding landscape a serial shadow sifting the interior environment.It was a commitment and purpose to show the client that you can make a religious architecture with a contemporary language that also communicates with its surroundings and is enjoyed by all Fernando Alda Archive Design have a deceptive simplicity about them; they are honest." via Álvaro SizaBorn in Matosinhos near Porto, as a child Siza wanted to become a sculptor, a predilection that shows itself in his work to this day. However, a trip to Barcelona convinced him to become an architect when he experienced the work of Antoni Gaudí This sculptural architecture he then knits into its context connecting his buildings with the site and the culture masterfully Fundação Iberê Camargo. Image © Grazielle BruscatoSee all of Álvaro Siza's Works featured on ArchDaily via the thumbnails below Álvaro Siza wins Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement Siza's Iberê Camargo Foundation and Herzog & de Meuron's 1111 Lincoln Road Win Inaugural MCHAP Award NEIGHBOURHOOD: Where Alvaro Meets Aldo / Inside Portugal's Pavilion at the 2016 Venice Biennale Interview with Álvaro Siza: "Beauty Is the Peak of Functionality!" AR Issues: Architects Don't Invent, They Transform Reflections On Álvaro Siza's Seminal Quinta da Malagueira Housing Scheme Alturas de Macchu Picchu: Martín Chambi - Álvaro Siza at work Travel Diary: Álvaro Siza and Carlos Castanheira by Fernando Guerra Portraits of Álvaro Siza by Fernando Guerra Video: The Obsolescence of a Building, an Interview with Álvaro Siza Video: Alvaro Siza Denounces Architecture's "Hyper-Specialization" Álvaro Siza's Full Personal Archive Released for Free Online Browsing Boa Nova Tea House by Alvaro Siza Through the Lens of Fernando Guerra Auditorium Theatre of Llinars del Valles Through the Lens of Fernando Guerra Nadir Afonso Contemporary Art Museum by Álvaro Siza Opened its Doors in Chaves, Portugal St. Ovídio Chapel By Álvaro Siza Through The Lens Of Fernando Guerra Alvaro Siza's New Church of Saint-Jacques de la Lande Through the Lens of Ana Amado Alvaro Siza's Galician Center of Contemporary Art Through the Lens of Fernando Guerra Video: Alvaro Siza sings The Beatles The Rennes-based ALTA agency (Maxime Le Trionnaire and Gwenaël Le Chapelain) has delivered the Aviator a 52-home (3,462 m2 GFA) program in Saint-Jacques-de-la-Lande (Ille-et-Vilaine) The project is composed of two buildings linked by a planted slab Located on former army industrial and storage sites in the Mermoz sector of the ZAC la Courrouze (mixed development zone) in the Rennes metropolitan area the Aviator is a housing development completed by the requalification and redevelopment of the boulevard Jean Mermoz This new gateway to the city gives pride of place to soft mobility (bicycles and pedestrians) directing traffic to the Saint-Jacques-Gaîté Multimodal Inter- change Hub (bus the buildings of the various blocks in this sector are laid out in a comb-like pattern with the urban planners (Studio Paola Vigano) having designed regular sequences of alternating buildings and landscaped areas (valleys and planted slabs) to create north/south porosities Each block is designed along the same pattern: two buildings perpendicular to the boulevard linked by a planted slab above the semi- underground parking lot ALTA’s project is composed of two buildings from GF+5 to GF+2 to create an urban signal on the boulevard Jean Mermoz and to insert beautiful terraces to the south that open onto the landscape The planted slab overhanging the street unifies the composition and provides a green space for exchanges and meetings carved into the building volume and located in the corners protected from the nuisance of the street by a masonry window sill where these nuisances are less of a concern the housing units open out onto the distant landscape via stepped terraces The Aviator project offers a variety of housing types: Compact T2 or T3 apartments on the street souplexes with small gardens on the west facade and homes with independent entrances and large terraces on the planted slab the layout of the hollow joints and the recesses are enhanced by a light grey stain The wood- work and locksmithing warm up the overall effect with a brown hue echoing the stone wall on the opposite side of the boulevard differentiated by large trapezoidal bays borrowing from the vocabulary of arcades Based on a social rental loan (BRS) scheme this program is exemplary in its social mix: 52 housing units 9 free-access units and 16 units covered by the social rental loan scheme the association Habitat et Humanisme Ille-et-Vilaine has fitted out 14 apartments and a third-living space in one of the Aviator’s two business units These units can be rented/su- blet for a limited period of time under a temporary occupancy agreement as the ZAC la Courrouze (Joint Development Zone) is committed to sustainable excellence and to better anticipate future housing regulations a series of measures integrated into the development of new housing has resulted in the certification of a performance level specific to the district: NF Habitat HQE Courrouze which is one of the first projects to be built in the Mermoz sector is pushing the boundaries in terms of environ- mental quality requiring all its operations to reach the ”Excellent” level (9 stars) compared with the ”Very High Performance” level (6 stars) for the rest of the ZAC You must be logged in to post a comment as Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are getting married in St George's Chapel METALOCUS looks back at 10 weird and wonderful wedding chapels and churches Vous utilisez un ancien navigateur. 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Mettez à jour votre navigateur pour améliorer votre expérience Maison fissurée à cause de la retractation et du gonflement de l'argile (Pas-de-Calais Vulnerability of the Rennes Métropole territory to clay shrinkage and swelling: hazard map drawn up for the Ille-et-Vilaine département The shrinkage and swelling of clays causes considerable damage every year in France; it can be compensated as a natural disaster It is therefore necessary to characterise it precisely two-thirds of the département’s surface is exposed to this phenomenon medium (4% of the area) or high (less than 1% of the area) levels BRGM teams will carry out a field campaign in twenty communes in the Rennes metropolitan area in order to produce a precise map of the nature of the clays and the shrink-swell phenomenon In sectors of the Rennes metropolitan area which swell in the presence of water and shrink in the event of drought When buildings are built on these formations the alteration of these clays can cause damage to the structure: cracks While there is already a departmental map of this geological risk (available on the Géorisques website) it is not accurate enough to describe the phenomenon at the communal and plot level through the Ille-et-Vilaine Departmental authority for inland and marine areas Rennes Métropole and BRGM have joined forces to carry out a study to determine plot by plot those sectors vulnerable to a high and medium risk This study is co-financed up to 60% by the State In order to obtain accurate data on the nature of the ground a team of geophysicists and geologists from BRGM will be visiting certain sectors of the communes of Rennes Métropole during the second half of May and the first half of June The following municipalities are concerned: Le Rheu The data collected will be used to produce a precise map of the shrinkage-swelling of clay The new hazard maps will be available in a public report from BRGM Information leaflets on the phenomenon of clay shrinkage and swelling 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