Orthodox cultural Center
Paris, France
Paris (France) 22 decembre 2016. Eglise orthodoxe de Paris, cathédrale de la Sainte-Trinité coiffée de ses cinq bulbes dorés, réalisée par le cabinet d'architectes Wilmotte & Associés. Vue générale des toits de la ville dans le nord de la capitale avec le Sacré-Coeur de MontmartreFichier livré par Wetransfer à Madame Valérie Valentin le 04 avril 2017. Validité de l'accord d'usage jusqu'au 03 avril 2067.Copyright obligatoire. Photo Mario FOURMY ou Mario FOURMY / W&A
Paris (France) 22 decembre 2016. Eglise orthodoxe de Paris, cathédrale de la Sainte-Trinité coiffée de ses cinq bulbes dorés, réalisée par le cabinet d'architectes Wilmotte & Associés. Vue générale des toits de la ville dans le nord de la capitale avec le Sacré-Coeur de MontmartreFichier livré par Wetransfer à Madame Valérie Valentin le 04 avril 2017. Validité de l'accord d'usage jusqu'au 03 avril 2067.Copyright obligatoire. Photo Mario FOURMY ou Mario FOURMY / W&A
Originally occupied by the headquarters of Météo France, the site which hosts the Russian Orthodox Spiritual and Cultural Centre (ROSCC) is located on the banks of the Seine, a Unesco World Heritage Site, in the immediate vicinity of several popular tourist sites.
Originally occupied by the headquarters of Météo France, the site which hosts the Russian Orthodox Spiritual and Cultural Centre (ROSCC) is located on the banks of the Seine, a Unesco World Heritage Site, in the immediate vicinity of several popular tourist sites.
Imagining, on the banks of the Seine and in the heart of Paris, a complex consisting of a cultural centre, an Orthodox cathedral, a spiritual centre and a bilingual school, which is both coherent and in harmony with the neighbourhood, represents a great responsibility but also an exciting challenge.
Imagining, on the banks of the Seine and in the heart of Paris, a complex consisting of a cultural centre, an Orthodox cathedral, a spiritual centre and a bilingual school, which is both coherent and in harmony with the neighbourhood, represents a great responsibility but also an exciting challenge.
The Russian Orthodox Spiritual and Cultural Centre is part of an eco-responsible approach throughout the project, from design to completion: permeability of the project with its neighbourhood, flexibility of spaces and comfort of use, etc. The project has received HQE Aménagement certification and complies with the City of Paris' Climate Plan and Biodiversity Plan.
The Russian Orthodox Spiritual and Cultural Centre is part of an eco-responsible approach throughout the project, from design to completion: permeability of the project with its neighbourhood, flexibility of spaces and comfort of use, etc. The project has received HQE Aménagement certification and complies with the City of Paris' Climate Plan and Biodiversity Plan.
