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Le 05.05.23
“A house is a bit like a tailored garment, it has to fit perfectly!”

Charmed by a family home located near Paris, the owners nevertheless wanted to redesign the interior and give it a fresh update. They also wished to expand the house to enjoy a more comfortable space. The couple entrusted their project to the Recto Verso Architects agency, which conceived a beautiful extension and optimized the living spaces.

 

To seamlessly integrate the building into its urban and residential environment, Andrius Queiroz and Julien Combot opted for a contemporary architecture with clean and sleek lines, in harmony with the existing residence.

 

A great example of a family home refurbishment!

 

Read Stéphanie Thibault’s article in Maison à part

 

Le 02.05.23
EXTENDAM and Groupe WS Transform an Aging Business Center into an Aparthotel

The project involves a six-story complex on André Morizet Avenue. Its aim is to transform what was once a hotel, then an office building, into a 3-star upscale residence with 41 serviced apartments.

 

Raphael Madar, CEO of Groupe WS, explains: “This project responds to an entirely new demand: that of workers who have moved to the provinces and are seeking a regular foothold in Île-de-France, which is more personal than a traditional hotel“.

 

Other similar projects, co-signed by EXTENDAM and Groupe WS, are expected to emerge soon. John Hewitt, real estate manager at EXTENDAM, says: “We are looking at a number of cases. Our strategy of transforming old hotel assets or obsolete office buildings is more relevant than ever. The idea is to expand this offering not only in Île-de-France but also in other regions“.

 

Read Catherine Boquet’s article in Les Echos

 

Le 28.04.23
[💡BONI.D] Reusable and Sustainable Everyday Products with INGA

Reusable and sustainable everyday products? It’s possible with INGA! To address the significant number of disposable products and everyday items discarded each year in France, Benjamin Bir, Marion Guy, and Christophe Terrin had an idea. That idea is INGA, a brand that aims to inspire everyone to transition from disposable to sustainable by offering reusable household paper and items (such as paper towels, sponges, makeup remover pads, etc.).

 

INGA offers affordable products made from recyclable, recycled, and/or organic materials designed to last a long time with the same effectiveness, in order to convince consumers to make the switch.

 

Thank you INGA, for this wonderful initiative!