Danube vert car park, Strasbourg

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An eco-neighbourhood is emerging on a brownfield site on the outskirts of Strasbourg. At its eastern entrance, COSA is responsible for the coordination of the Block I project and for supporting DEA architectes and Denu & Paradon architecture in the design of the apartment buildings. COSA is also developing a mixed-use residential and office building, a 340-spots overground car park and the central area of the block.

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    To protect the block from the impact of traffic, the car park structure forms a barrier on the busiest intersection.

    The building embodies the new urban priorities for the handling of the car: the dynamic sharing of parking spaces between visitors, day residents (workers) and night residents (inhabitants) made possible by the emergence of the “smart city”.

    The car park building plays its role as a cog in the workings of a hidden mechanism whereby spatial planning is unavoidably and irremediably conceived in terms of the private car. Its architecture is a frugal interweave of steel-faced concrete enhanced with glass. The interplay of reflections, the beauty of the obsessively repeated pattern of ironwork assemblages, imbue this building – despite its purely functional character – with a marked identity.

  • SPECIFICATIONS

    CLIENT
    ASL of the Danube’s district represented by SERS
    Eco-district urban panner: D&A, Richter architectes et associés

    LOCATION
    Danube eco-district, Strasbourg (67)

    BUDGET
    4,2 M€ex-Tax

    SURFACE AREA
    340-spots overground car park

    PROJECT MANAGEMENT
    Architect: COSA
    Team: Selim Zaoui, Noémie Maréchal, Géraud Pin-Barras, with Antonin Bohl, Florian De Clercq, Charlotte Ferreux, Ovidiu Gabor, Marina Jantovan, Anaïs Maria, Grégoire Stouck

    Structural engineering: CTE
    Fluids engineering: Cyber fluides
    Economics: EXECO
    Technical Controller: Veritas Obershausbergen
    Health and Safety Coordinator: Socotec
    Geotechnical engineer: Cebtp Ginger

    SCHEDULE
    Completed 2018

    PROGRAMME
    Building of a 340-spots overground car park. Urban coordination of the block

    ENVIRONMENTAL APPROACH
    Strasbourg Eurométropôle Climate plan

     

    © photographies : Camille Gharbi

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