Transformation des bâtiments Gounod, Haendel et Ingres, quartier du Grand Parc, Bordeaux
Two-page project sheet from Lacaton & Vassal with Druot and Hutin, giving client, programme, areas and cost for the Grand Parc transformation, with typical floor drawings.
Document · 2018Sources & confidence: High confidence
Checked 8 October 2026 · AI-assisted review
Project data and the drawing reproduced in the essay.
- Lacaton & Vassal: Grand Parc project sheet
Client Aquitanis; delivered 2016; 530 homes rehabilitated plus 8 new, on an occupied site; 44,210 m2 existing plus 23,500 m2 of extensions, an average of 41.6 m2 per home; 27.2 million euros excluding VAT for the rehabilitation; typical floor of buildings H and I.
What this check doesn’t establish
- The 41.6 m2 average is gross floor area (SHON) per home. The sheet's sample flats show added usable area of 25.3 to 60.5 m2, so the figure is not the usable or habitable space every flat gained.
- Issue year is inferred from the PDF metadata and filename.
Confidence applies to the scope above, not every claim made by the underlying source. How confidence works
Cited in the essay for the average of 41.6 square metres added per flat, and the source of the axonometric drawing.
In the essays
- Somewhere Worth Living
Read the essay
People
- Anne Lacaton
Author
- Christophe Hutin
Author
- Frédéric Druot
Author
- Jean-Philippe Vassal
Author
Ideas
- Adaptive reuse
Subject
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Organisations
- Lacaton & Vassal
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