B09 Building Island / urbanmakers + Selva & Maugin Architectes
Context - Facing Bordeaux's iconic 18th-century "stone city," the Bastide-Niel district introduces an unconventional urban form. Designed with heliotropic principles and narrow grids by urban planner MVRDV, the area extends Bordeaux's vibrant urban life to the Garonne River's right bank. Roofs define the district's identity, creating a striking silhouette of varied scales and sloping planes that shape its innovative fabric.
- architects: Selva & Maugin Architectes
- architects: urbanmakers
- Location: Bordeaux, France
- Project Year: 2024
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- Area: 3875.0 m2
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