Readers have been asking for interior photos of the toy library at Bonneuil-sur-Marne, France by LAN Architecture - so here they are.
The project involved creating a free standing, cast-concrete shell around the existing two-storey building on a 1960s social housing estate.
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It´s not a ludic space…
and what a horrible green, looks like the kids vomit in the wall.
Lovely interiors: colorful, spacious, and well lit The brief was for contrasts and the architects have done an admirable job.
boring and bland – so not interesting
i love that green but i find it a little uninspiring, to be honest.
hello edward!
Colorful???
Did you see the same pictures as I?
I see: gray floor, white walls and a “nice” green….
It´s a space for kids to play. Not a hospital!
You vill play now schwein hundt, or you will be punished.
Well, let ask the kids. Sometime imagination doesn’t need a super-colorful space, y’all.
What I think this place lacks are niches and corners. Children like to “hide” around. They like being “embraced” and hardly any of them are claustrophobic.
To M!,
Gray floor? Looks green to me. I see the space as allowing the toys ie the play furniture to predominate. These can be replaced when necessary.
even the crab looks sad…
the gig is up. It’s just as inappropriate inside as outside.
c’est cool! J’aime bien
Ehi guys
Watch on the website the budget of this project…..550 000 €.
Try to do something better whit that!
Is a new kind of approach to a renovation, whit a simple strategy they build a lightness space and a new exterior really cool….
chic details for the windows!
Burkkk… Horrible. Dull. 550 k€ to get that…