Raising the height of a house – Montreuil (93) Raising the height of a typical house in the Paris region - entirely undertaken by Asselin. This house made of millstine grit had a floor added to it, whilst retaining the original gables and setback. This operation was undertaken using a structure composed of "Kerto lamibois" frames supporting the roofing, timberwork walls matching the biases and contours of the existing masonry (entirely prefabricated and finished in the workshop), and with a curtain facade of wood and aluminium. Architect: Ludmilla Andrieu - Cabinet A.P.A. < Prev   Next >

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