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Les Portes de Nyon, located on Route du Boiron at the north-western edge of Nyon, comprises four distinct buildings arranged in a staircase-like configuration. This unique design was developed to adapt to the geotechnical conditions and the sloping terrain, while mitigating the mass effect typical of larger structures. The architectural approach includes flat and steeply sloping roof surfaces, creating interesting terraces at various levels and enriching the overall appearance of the development.

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The structural system mainly utilizes reinforced concrete and masonry. Perimeter insulation is applied to these structural elements and is then finished with a rustic, solid-colored render. The building complex is constructed on a general floor slab set in steps across sixteen levels, accommodating the challenging topography of the site. The total building volume of the project amounts to 12,350 m3, and it covers a gross floor area of 3,084 m2.

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Each building within the complex includes a ground floor, second floor, upper mezzanine level, and attractive roof terraces. The basement area of the buildings is partially excavated and represents roughly half of the available depth. The development holds an SIA volume of 12,350 m3 and each floor area individually measures 1,049 m2. This construction technique was specifically chosen due to the pronounced slope and challenging subsoil conditions.

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The Les Portes de Nyon project was initiated in June 2003 and reached completion by June 2004. The architectural design was managed by Atelier 15 SA Les Acacias with collaboration from Ph. Gaillard and G. Orizet. This development showcases a harmonious blend of architectural innovation and practical construction solutions to adapt to natural site constraints, offering a modern and aesthetically pleasing residential complex.