Parisian living is all about utilising the little space you have available to the best means possible. Faced with this challenge in an apartment of six rooms squeezed into 60 sq m, h2o architectes were given a singular brief from a young Parisian advertising executive also avid collector of comic strips. He wished to live in a fresh environment, both serene and sparkling despite the fact that his existing space was dilapidated, its geometry confusing, compartmentalised and contorted.
h2o met the challenge by decompartmentalising and opening up the apartment from the entry point, once a 5 sq m hall with 7 doors. The new design offers a continuous wide open space which expands, becomes more complex or dense depending on orientations and uses. 
These variances are defined by the variable geometries and the usable thickness of the casework and walls. A study on sculpting these depths allowed to create a variety of cavities, niches and alcoves. The sculpted shapes vary in size and colours to adapt to multiple functions in different locations. They can harbour either the vast collection of comic strips or a bar, a bathroom, a closet, and so on.
Parisian house refreshed for open living
Label: Minimalist Concept
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