Modernisering av Lausanne-nabolag

Résidence La Miroiterie transformed a formerly unattractive neighborhood in Lausanne, previously used by the Miroiterie du Léman and similar industrial activities, into modern urban housing. The project's impetus was the relocation of companies away from the city center, necessitating a redesign to meet urban housing market demands.

Optimalisert bygning med store vinduer

The building's footprint of 36 m x 25 m was optimized by centralizing its vertical distribution to minimize corridors and maximize apartment space. The apartments feature unique longer room typologies, with the larger units boasting loggias and arched windows for ample light and warmth, alongside unobstructed city views from the third floor upwards. The design is characterized by its simple architectural lines, varied façade openings, and prominent dark metal bow-windows.

Industriområde omgjort til boliger

The existing industrial structure was demolished and rebuilt according to its original layout, using the existing basement as formwork. Strategically located on a future major public transport axis, the development prioritizes small and medium-sized apartments, mainly 3-room units of 90 to 100 m2. The ground floor houses five commercial properties ranging from 95 to 200 m2, while the upper floors and attic contain 39 apartments, all intended for sale as condominiums.

Byggetid og arkitektinformasjon

The project, located at Rue de Genève 80 and Chemin des Retraites 11 in Lausanne, encompasses a building volume of 23,600 m3. Initiated in June 2011 and completed by June 2013, the architecture was managed by Architectes Wurlod Architectes SA from Pully.