038/078_ Chrome & Platine, Quartier Gare, Mulhouse (68) More infoLess info

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The Mulhouse train station area is currently deeply transformed by the arrival of the TGV (high speed train). Nearby, the buildings "Chrome" and Platine" will be some of the iconic constructions of this new urban development. Their volume is voluntarily plain and square. It is enhanced by the sophistication of the metallic cladding of the façade, which would be reminiscent of both the thread of a fabric and the graphics of the “indiennes”, landmarks of the traditional textile industry of Mulhouse.

Project management: DeA achitectes, ETMO, CTE, B2E, ESP
Client: Nacarat
Location: Mulhouse (68) France
Surface: Chrome 3447 m2 Shon / Platine : 3500 m2 Shon
Date : 2010-2017
Budget : Chrome : 4 480 187€ / Platine : 5 700 000 €

Photos : Aurèle Taillard / Luc Boegly / Pierre-Manuel Rouxel

Distinctions : Award winner Archi Design Club Awards 2016 – New offices
Award winner Record 2015-2016 de l'Architecture et de l'aménagement urbain d'Alsace (Drac Alsace & CAUE 67) – Private offices