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Condorcet

The Condorcet University Campus: City of Humanities and Social Sciences. Construction of two research and teaching buildings.

The Condorcet Campus is located in an area that is undergoing major urban renewal operations conducted by the various players in the area: the City of Paris, the Urban Community of Plaine-Commune and the Municipalities of Aubervilliers and Saint-Denis as well as the Departmentmental and Regional Authorities.
 
The territorial development project carried out by Plaine-Commune positions this territory as a major hub of Greater Paris.
The “Humanities Courtyard”, the “Campus Park” and the “Active Base” are the three definitive figures of a project focused on ensuring the adaptability of the urban framework over time and the legibility of a leading public institution.
 
Patriarche is involved in the overall design of the Condorcet Campus and has also designed two buildings :

  • A research building, housing research modules on the upper floor, teaching rooms, a medical centre and a brasserie on the ground floor, as well as a car park in the basement covering 15 000 m².
  • An administrative building that brings together the management of the EPCS campus, and the research platforms of the Project Hotel, as well as the central safety/security post of the site. Located in a central position within the campus, it is the passageway and meeting place for visitors and researchers.
    Client : Etablissement Public de Coopération Scientifique Campus Condorcet
    Location : Aubervilliers, France
    Surface : 24 400 m²
    Status : Delivered
    Date : 2020
    Key points
    • Visibility.
    • Place of exchange and meeting.
    Performance environnementale
    • Solution adapted in time by the building's environmental quality.
    Download the project sheet
    10/01/2017
    Obtention du permis de construire
    17/03/2017
    Début des travaux
    15/11/2019
    Fin des travaux
    01 / 03

    Team

    Patriarche (Architect)

    Partners:

    Adim concepts
    WSP
    Oasiis
    Betip

    Credits:

    Photos: ©David Boureau

    Programme

    Education
    R&D-Labs