The architectural harmony of the 50s: design and clean lines. The neighbourhood draws its richness and character from the harmonious coexistence of Neo and Art Nouveau styles and more contemporary architectural projects, such as the property complex at 8, rue du Spesbourg. Built in the fifties, at the same time as the iconic Maison de l’Europe whose design it partly echoes, the five-storey building is characterised by restrained, rational architecture. Wide openings and bright, spacious rooms offer comfort to future residents. A high-performance, durable and attractive restoration. For the restoration of this property complex, Groupe CIR has prioritised improving the building’s thermal performance and giving it a more modern architectural character:
• the most energy-efficient solution, external wall insulation of the building, with grey brick-effect cladding on the street side and a gold metallic render on the courtyard side
• in a "sustainable" approach, maintaining the external joinery and roller shutters in good condition
• enhancing the facades through materials and colours that highlight the openings: gold metal frames and timber cladding for windows and balconies.
Usufruct term: 10 years
Bare ownership rate: 75 %