Posted: 11/01/2012

Built-in bunk beds become part of an open communal space defined by a curving wall of walnut plywood.

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The New Wave - H2O Architects

Calling the work of H2O Architectes, a 7-year-old Paris firm, eclectic is an understatement. The transformation of a 1965 slopeside apartment in the French Alps resort of Les Menuires handsomely synthesizes the firm’s dual interests in history and modernity. Photography by Juliane Attard.
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A wall of enameled wood shelving separates the living/sleeping area from the dining area.

A wool curtain closes off the polyester-covered sofa from the bunk beds.

Built-ins and desks, in a sleeping alcove, efficiently squeeze a family of eight into the 600-square-foot unit.

Standard mattresses rest on birch-plywood platforms.

Partners Antoine Santiard, Charlotte Hubert, and Jean-Jacques Hubert founded their firm in 2005.

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Posted: 11/01/2012

The New Wave - H2O Architects