YH2 Architecte and Fournier Gersovitz Moss Architect
Emerging from the transformation of a commercial building, this hotel is uncluttered by ostentation and defined by spaciousness, light, and balance of architectural features.
Elements of the original structure are brought into focus by a vast open space on the ground floor with cast-iron columns and colossal windows. The Beaux-Arts-style building is presented in a contemporary language in which the raw materials of steel, concrete, stucco, and wood are balanced with the original elements.
The thirty rooms act as architectural laboratories in which occupants are free to modify the rooms at will, using a series of mobile elements: folding screens, draperies, large sliding panels, and furniture on casters. The rooms have an open plan and provide luxury and comfort to visitors
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People Owner Architect – Fournier, Gersovitz, Moss et Ass. Architectes – Paul Bernier, Architecte Interior Designer Engineers Mechanical/Electrical: General Contractor Photographer Guy Tessier
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Products Exterior cladding Windows Doors Interior Finishes Concrete floor (auto-nivellant): Steel: Carpet: Furnishings – Table LEM’90, de Magis, distribute by Triède Design – Stool by Lapalma, distributed by Latitude Nord – Chair ORANGE SLICE, de Artifort, distribute by Avant-Scène – GEORGES (suspension lamp), de Tobias Grau, distribute by Espace Lumière – Lamp MORNING GLORY and SOOF FLOOR, de Aqua Creations, distributed by Eurolite Seats and chairs (in rooms): – TULIP CHAIR, de Artifort, distribute by Avant-Scène – JULI DE LUXE, de Cappellini, distribute by Triède Design – MARETTIMO and LEVANZO bed, by Flou, distributed by Latitude Nord Lighting Plumbing All distribute by Batimat, 4790 Other
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