This project was a part of the process of transforming the district's service infrastructure into a hierarchical network of public spaces. It also seeks to preserve at the ground level the idea of ​​a set of proud and independent structures emerging from an abundantly planted territory, which constitutes the originality of this district of bars and towers designed in the sixties. The complex is a deconstructive mass that complements a skyline in accordance with the buildings transformed by Dominique Montassut into Manhattan skyscrapers, and plays in correspondence with this American district where Kennedy Street meets Armstrong Street.

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During the design phase I was involved with general programming, modeling and rendering.  During the construction phase I was present at site visits and construction meetings, and assisted in documenting all unit layouts.