Guido Reni, Adam and  Eve in Heaven, circa 1620 – Transfer of the State to the city of Dijon : Louvre Museum, Paris Deposit of the State 1809, definitive transfer of property to the city of Dijon, decree of the Minister of the Culture of September 15, 2010 © Fine Arts Museum of Dijon / Hugo Martens

Opening ceremony of Fine Arts Museum of Dijon

After fifteen years of studies and works, the Museum of Fine Arts in Dijon reopens in its entirety, completely renovated and expanded, Friday, May 17. Since 2005, alongside the City of Dijon, Ateliers Lion associés has been working on this “metamorphosis”, in collaboration with Eric Pallot, chief architect of historical monuments. The project is primarily urban: the interior and exterior spaces of the museum open onto the city. Housing the renowned collections, the Palace of the Dukes and States of Burgundy is enhanced in its urban and heritage context. Revised and accessible to all audiences, the permanent route is consistent with the chronology of the different buildings of the palace.

More information on the homepage of the city of Dijon here

Or on the museum site here

We are currently looking for:

An architect 1 to 3 years of experience, mastering REVIT to develop housing projects in different phases, from the sketch to the site.

Good adaptability and versatility desired.

Please send your applications (CV + Book) to the email address: clairepiguet@atelierslion.com

With GEC Ingénierie (Construction Economist),  Impédance Ingénierie (Acoustics), AREA (BET VRD), RR&A (BET specialized in multimodal pole programming, mobility consulting), Flore Siesling(Lighting Technician).

You can find the article of the conurbation of Grand Soissons here

© Hardel Le Bihan, Youssef Tohmé, Adjaye Associates, Buzzo Spinelli (Team Les Nouveaux Constructeurs, AG Real Estate, ICADE, NEXITY)

In line with the studies conducted by the agency since 2001, to link Paris and Ivry-sur-Seine, the Nouvel R project won the call for innovative urban projects “Invent Bruneseau”.

Congratulations to the whole team for the quality of their proposals.

To find out more, you can find the project  here

All projects are currently on display at the Arsenal Pavilion, here

With Ingérop Consulting & Engineering (BET technique and structure), Studio Adeline Rispal (Scenography), Impédance Engineering (Acoustic), Les Eclaireurs (Light design), Society A.S.K (Conservation of works of art), Chevalvert (Signage), NOX Ingénierie (Scheduling of Piloting and Coordination of Works).

Neuilly-sur-Marne, Parc de Maison Blanche, 2018 © Sevak Sarkissian

© INNOVAPRESSE

Ateliers Lion Associés accompagnied Oppidea and Toulouse Métropole for the presentation of the joint development zone Malepère at the APUMP in Toulouse on November 29 and during the 18th Urban Projects Fair on November 13 at the Palais des Congrès in Paris.

Yesterday, we assisted to the inauguration of the operation of 154 units located at the joint between the Bois de Grace and the Cité Descartes combining social and accession!

Following the first extension from 1989, the second intervention involves the construction of a nave in the central axis of the composition involving the main entrance and access to the existing pavilion. At the moat, a large showroom opens on medieval remains. It associates archives and restoration workshops.

It is clear enlargement with the staircase to the left, and the first bridge released from his scaffolding (and directed by Marc Mimram).

Open since early September, the Pôle Régional d’enseignement et de formation aux métiers de la Santé was inaugurated yesterday in the future eco-district of the Cartoucherie.

We have been selected for the phase 3 of Réinventer Paris!

In Poitiers, construction continues. The main facade on “La Place des Armes” is in the final phase. Delivery planned in December, 2015.

Progress of construction that started in November 2013 and which will be delivered for the school year of 2015-2016.

We were awarded the consultation launched by the AFTRP Planning Company, for the mission of urban, landscape and infrastructure development.

We are entrusted with the development of the neighborhood’s public spaces and with the urban and architectural coordination of this neighborhood of about 4000 housing units, a thousand of which should be delivered in 2017.

The opening of the Copernic bridge project which connects two districts of Champs-sur-Marne.

At MIPIM 2015, the Boulevard du Littoral in the Euromediterranee district won the MIPIM Award for Best Urban Regeneration Project.

Le Prix MIPIM : BEST URBAN REGENERATION PROJECT
Boulevard Euromediterranée, Marseille’s new waterfront
Marseille, France
Architect : Ateliers Lion – Ilex – Kern et Associés
Developer : Euromediterranée

The Euromed’s film shows the progress in the working areas that have been built in Marseille.

The restructuring plan of the former department store of Poitiers begins with the partial demolition of the building: the elimination of blank facades, demolition of the fourth floor, chopping down of interior partitions.

The general structure of the existing building is preserved in order to house the programs of the project (shops at the ground and first floors, accommodations in the upper floors).

Delivery scheduled for late 2015.

In the presence of Manuel Aeschlimann, mayor of Asnieres-sur-Seine; Josiane Fischer, Deputy Mayor delegated to planning and major projects; Jean-Luc Poidevin, Deputy Chief Executive Officer and Urban Turnkey CEO of Villes & Projets; Yann Doublier , CEO of Nexity- Apollonia and Nexity- Seeri; Yves Lion and Claire Piguet, urban architects.

As part of Boulevard du Littoral construction site, Vaudoyer Park offers new playground and relaxation area to Marseille’s unhabitants. Joining the lower and the upper town, this development includes several sanitary facilities networks.

This place of shade and coolness is the real entrance of the Panier district; this garden is a belvedere on the landscape and the Port de la Méditerranée.

The public garden offers a children’s playground surrounded by the vegetation (stem-trees and shrubby beds implantation), and a set of benches facing the open landscape and the interior of the garden.

Professional basejumper and wingsuit pilot Cedric Dumont jumped from the UP-site tower, Quai de Willebroeck, Brussels. Located along the canal, the 42-floors tower is 140 meters high, making it the tallest residential tower in Belgium.

The footbridge leading to the sports fields of École nationale des ponts et chaussées in Marne-la-Vallée was delivered in June.

Along the Vergote Pond in Brussels, works on the UP-Site housing complex are ending. With 42 floors (140 meters), this project includes the tallest residential tower in Belgium (250 apartments). Around a shared interior block garden, the operation also includes building-villas overlooking the Péniches Quay (Quai des Péniches) and an office complex on the Willebroek Boulevard. Symbolic in the Brussels skyline, the UP-site project contributes to the renewal of the canal district.

In the Eastern part of Paris Rive Gauche joint development zone, the operational status of public spaces and buildings sites  is accelerating, gradually bringing Paris and Ivry-sur-Seine closer:

– Completion of the structural works of the building reaching 50 meters, avenue de France,
– Advancement of the different programs, along the Avenue de France and Rue du Loiret.
–  Inauguration of Calcia Cement’s new distribution center, rue Bruneseau

Around the Farhat Hached square, from th Berlier business center.

Last part of the redevelopment of Poitiers’ downtown, the Puygarreau garden was delivered in March and offers to the public area an inside look at private gardens.

The team Ateliers Lion Associés – Iris Conseil is laureate of the competitive dialogue organised by the City of Metz for the conversion of the block Bon Secours, in the Nouvelle Ville district.

Titled Encore en Ville – Dix années de projets aux Ateliers Lion Associés, the monograph has a preface written by Eric Lapierre and texts by Olivier Namias and is now available at Archibooks Editions.

Tracing the evolution of the agency over the past ten years, this book is an occasion to come back on some of the most important projects through photographs, interviews, analysis and thoughts on architecture, the urban life and on the search of the multidisciplinary related to the job of architect.

Following its exhibition at the French pavilion during the 2012 Venice Architecture Biennale, then at the Cité du Patrimoine et de l’Architecture in the Palais Chaillot of Paris, the model is now exhibited at the O’Parinor shopping mall of Aulnay-sous-Bois, until February 24th.

For 2014, here is a message of serenity.

Ateliers Lion Associés wishes you a happy new year.