Marseille Docks
Marseille, France
Photo © L. Boegly
Photo © L. Boegly
Photo © L. Boegly
Photo © L. Boegly
Photo © L. Boegly
Photo © L. Boegly
Photo © L. Boegly
Photo © L. Boegly
Photo © L. Boegly
Photo © L. Boegly
Photo © L. Boegly
Photo © L. Boegly
Drawing © Atelier(s) Alfonso Femia
Drawing © Atelier(s) Alfonso Femia
© L. Boegly
Drawing © Atelier(s) Alfonso Femia
Drawing © Atelier(s) Alfonso Femia
- Architects
- Atelier(s) Alfonso Femia
- Location
- Marseille, France
- Year
- 2015
- Client
- JPmorgan, Constructa Urban Systems
- Structural Engineering
- Secmo
- Services Engineering
- G2
- Economy Control Office
- R2M
- Bureau de Contrôle
- Bureau Veritas
- Contractor
- Vinci-Dumez Méditerranée et Girard
To reveal the beauty of a place so that it can be shared. The redevelopment of Marseilles docks will re-establish bonds between the site and city, users and local inhabitants. The architecture is a carefully targeted response to a very specific setting: the project weaves relations between the docks, city and seaside; the site of the old structure will become an open system extending to the sea through penetrations, transparencies and new relations; the arrangement of the internal courtyards is designed in relation to the various flows and their intensity with respect to the various locations.
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