A great multifunctional and cultural space. “An Ty Roz” by Tracks Architectes
28/03/2022.
[Moréac] France
metalocus, CARLOS GONZÁLEZ
metalocus, CARLOS GONZÁLEZ
A new multi-purpose hall designed by architectural studio Tracks Architectes. This minimalist building serves as a facility for the current Cultural Centre of Moréac, a town, and commune in the Brittany region of France.
The new building was built next to a set of city facilities (sports pavilion, school group, cultural hall) and in an environment surrounded by greenery, this new building characterized by its arches, is located near the historic center of Moréac, constituting a new cultural reference of the place as a motor and activator of new social activities.
The new building was built next to a set of city facilities (sports pavilion, school group, cultural hall) and in an environment surrounded by greenery, this new building characterized by its arches, is located near the historic center of Moréac, constituting a new cultural reference of the place as a motor and activator of new social activities.
Multipurpose ballroom “An Ty Roz” in Moréac by Tracks Architectes. Photograph by Guillaume Amat.
Multipurpose ballroom “An Ty Roz” in Moréac by Tracks Architectes. Photograph by Guillaume Amat.
Multipurpose ballroom “An Ty Roz” in Moréac by Tracks Architectes. Photograph by Guillaume Amat.
Multipurpose ballroom “An Ty Roz” in Moréac by Tracks Architectes. Photograph by Guillaume Amat.
Multipurpose ballroom “An Ty Roz” in Moréac by Tracks Architectes. Photograph by Guillaume Amat.
Multipurpose ballroom “An Ty Roz” in Moréac by Tracks Architectes. Photograph by Guillaume Amat.
Multipurpose ballroom “An Ty Roz” in Moréac by Tracks Architectes. Photograph by Guillaume Amat.
Multipurpose ballroom “An Ty Roz” in Moréac by Tracks Architectes. Photograph by Guillaume Amat.
Multipurpose ballroom “An Ty Roz” in Moréac by Tracks Architectes. Photograph by Guillaume Amat.
Multipurpose ballroom “An Ty Roz” in Moréac by Tracks Architectes. Photograph by Guillaume Amat.
Multipurpose ballroom “An Ty Roz” in Moréac by Tracks Architectes. Photograph by Guillaume Amat.
Multipurpose ballroom “An Ty Roz” in Moréac by Tracks Architectes. Photograph by Guillaume Amat.
Multipurpose ballroom “An Ty Roz” in Moréac by Tracks Architectes. Photograph by Guillaume Amat.
Multipurpose ballroom “An Ty Roz” in Moréac by Tracks Architectes. Photograph by Guillaume Amat.
Multipurpose ballroom “An Ty Roz” in Moréac by Tracks Architectes. Photograph by Guillaume Amat.
Multipurpose ballroom “An Ty Roz” in Moréac by Tracks Architectes. Photograph by Guillaume Amat.
Multipurpose ballroom “An Ty Roz” in Moréac by Tracks Architectes. Photograph by Guillaume Amat.
Multipurpose ballroom “An Ty Roz” in Moréac by Tracks Architectes. Photograph by Guillaume Amat.
Multipurpose ballroom “An Ty Roz” in Moréac by Tracks Architectes. Photograph by Guillaume Amat.
Multipurpose ballroom “An Ty Roz” in Moréac by Tracks Architectes. Photograph by Guillaume Amat.
Multipurpose ballroom “An Ty Roz” in Moréac by Tracks Architectes. Photograph by Guillaume Amat.
Multipurpose ballroom “An Ty Roz” in Moréac by Tracks Architectes. Photograph by Guillaume Amat.
Multipurpose ballroom “An Ty Roz” in Moréac by Tracks Architectes. Photograph by Guillaume Amat.
Ground floor plan. Multipurpose ballroom “An Ty Roz” in Moréac by Tracks Architectes.
Section. Multipurpose ballroom “An Ty Roz” in Moréac by Tracks Architectes.
Multipurpose ballroom “An Ty Roz” in Moréac by Tracks Architectes. Photograph by Guillaume Amat.
Multipurpose ballroom “An Ty Roz” in Moréac by Tracks Architectes. Photograph by Guillaume Amat.
Multipurpose ballroom “An Ty Roz” in Moréac by Tracks Architectes. Photograph by Guillaume Amat.
Multipurpose ballroom “An Ty Roz” in Moréac by Tracks Architectes. Photograph by Guillaume Amat.
Multipurpose ballroom “An Ty Roz” in Moréac by Tracks Architectes. Photograph by Guillaume Amat.
Multipurpose ballroom “An Ty Roz” in Moréac by Tracks Architectes. Photograph by Guillaume Amat.
Tracks Architectes designed the building making its relationship with the landscape and its presence an abstract relationship, captured through homogeneous and constant materiality in all its facades.
Using pink tones to make the concrete (obtained by the pigmentation of hematite iron oxide) and carved semicircular arches, which dilute the massiveness of the created volumes, the architects manage to outline this marked visual transcendence.
Functionally the volumetry marks the program. The main access is located in the lower area of the building, offering wide openings on the landscape. The project includes 3 large multipurpose rooms, with different heights, designed to host changing programs with a capacity for more than 750 people. It also has a kitchen to respond to large events.
Using pink tones to make the concrete (obtained by the pigmentation of hematite iron oxide) and carved semicircular arches, which dilute the massiveness of the created volumes, the architects manage to outline this marked visual transcendence.
Functionally the volumetry marks the program. The main access is located in the lower area of the building, offering wide openings on the landscape. The project includes 3 large multipurpose rooms, with different heights, designed to host changing programs with a capacity for more than 750 people. It also has a kitchen to respond to large events.
Multipurpose ballroom “An Ty Roz” in Moréac by Tracks Architectes. Photograph by Guillaume Amat
Description of project by Tracks Architectes
Context
The new Cultural Center of Moréac is located near the town center in a landscaped environment containing the main facilities of the town (sports hall, school group, cultural hall).
This generous site, marked by a topography, offers an exceptional setting for the new complex of festive halls. The project, supported by the municipality, meets the new needs of the city of Moréac in strong growth.
The project includes 3 large multipurpose ballrooms that can accommodate up to 750 people seated simultaneously and a professional kitchen serving up to 600 meals. The versatility of the spaces makes it possible to propose various activities necessary to the needs of the municipality: concert, theater, dance, wedding, events, etc.
Concept
The equipment faces the gym in the North, the parking area between these two programs allows for the distance of the two programs and offers a generous square that leads to the entrance of the complex. The surrounding vegetal character is emphasized as opposed to the mineral materiality of the building; the facades of pink concrete, tinted in the mass, support the presence of the project in the landscape by contrast.
The general volumetry of the building consists of two main entities. These two geometric natures signal the interior organization of spaces and their functions. A first low volume located opposite the sports hall signals the entrance to the complex, its low altimetry assembles the geometry of the rooms in the background. In the background, a second identity stands out: three volumes in a row climb from East to West. These volumes symbolize the generous and majestic main spaces that are the rooms that open onto the landscape.
To affirm the presence of the project in the landscape, the materiality of the building is homogeneous and continuous on all facades. The project with shades of pink concrete, obtained by pigmentation of iron oxide hematite, asserts itself and reveals its presence in the landscape. The new multi-purpose room is as follows: a carved volume, set in its vegetal environment. The massiveness of the created volume is then shaped, hollowed out in its bowels. Carved half arch arches accentuate and punctuate the glazed curtain walls. The horizontal bands of the halls and the entrance are then outlined, offering wide openings on the landscape, protected from direct sunlight by the high masses of the construction.
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Architects
Tracks Architectes. Lead architect.- Moïse Boucherie.
Design team
Jérémy Griffon, Mathieu Amour, Sixtine Danielou.
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Area
1,950 sqm.
Dates
Completion date.- December, 2021.
Location
Moréac, 56500, Brittany, France.
Photography
Moïse Boucherie, Jérémy Griffon Tracks Architectes
Tracks Architectes. It is an architecture firm founded by the architects Moïse Boucherie and Jérémy Griffon, in Paris, France.
Awards and Exhibitions.- Premios y Exposiciones
2018 – PROJET NOMME AU PRIX DE LA PREMIÈRE OEUVRE 2018 pour l’école maternelle « la ruche » à Perthes-en-Gâtinais
2018 – EXPOSITION « L’ARCHITECTURE MANIFESTE » à l’ENSA Bretagne à Rennes
2019 – PROJET NOMME AU PRIX INTERNATIONAL DE L’ARCHITECTURE BOIS 2019 pour l’école maternelle « la ruche » à Perthes-en-Gâtinais
2019 – PROJET 1ER PRIX DES TROPHÉES BOIS ÎLE-DE-FRANCE 2019 pour l’école maternelle « la ruche » à Perthes-en-Gâtinais
2019 – EXPOSITION « PROJETS EXEMPLAIRES DE LA CONSTRUCTION BOIS DÉDIÉS A L’ENSEIGNEMENT » à l’ENSA Paris Belleville
2019 – PROJET 1ER PRIX NATIONAL DE LA CONSTRUCTION BOIS 2019 pour l’école maternelle « la ruche » à Perthes-en-Gâtinais
Awards and Exhibitions.- Premios y Exposiciones
2018 – PROJET NOMME AU PRIX DE LA PREMIÈRE OEUVRE 2018 pour l’école maternelle « la ruche » à Perthes-en-Gâtinais
2018 – EXPOSITION « L’ARCHITECTURE MANIFESTE » à l’ENSA Bretagne à Rennes
2019 – PROJET NOMME AU PRIX INTERNATIONAL DE L’ARCHITECTURE BOIS 2019 pour l’école maternelle « la ruche » à Perthes-en-Gâtinais
2019 – PROJET 1ER PRIX DES TROPHÉES BOIS ÎLE-DE-FRANCE 2019 pour l’école maternelle « la ruche » à Perthes-en-Gâtinais
2019 – EXPOSITION « PROJETS EXEMPLAIRES DE LA CONSTRUCTION BOIS DÉDIÉS A L’ENSEIGNEMENT » à l’ENSA Paris Belleville
2019 – PROJET 1ER PRIX NATIONAL DE LA CONSTRUCTION BOIS 2019 pour l’école maternelle « la ruche » à Perthes-en-Gâtinais
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