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*몽마르트르에서 Eucalyptus가 노래하는 이유 [ Policrónica ] The Elysée Montmartre Hotel

5osA 2024. 12. 6. 14:25

"건축은 사회적 관계의 물리적 표현이다." -렘 쿨하스

몽마르트르에서 Eucalyptus가 노래하는 이유  Policrónica-The Elysée Montmartre Hotel

건축의 새로운 선율
파리 몽마르트르 중심부, 과거의 이야기가 깃든 건물이 자연과 기술의 조화를 통해 다시 노래합니다. Policrónica 디자인 스튜디오가 설계한 Elysée Montmartre Hotel은 유칼립투스 목재의 혁신적 사용과 지속 가능한 철학을 통해 새로운 생명을 얻었습니다. 이 프로젝트는 단순한 리노베이션을 넘어, 과거와 현재를 연결하는 선율을 만들어냅니다.

1. 프로젝트 개요: 건축의 새로운 서사
Elysée Montmartre는 파리 몽마르트르 지역의 역사적 건물로, 850제곱미터의 공간을 유칼립투스 목재와 현대적 기술로 재해석한 대표적인 사례입니다. Policrónica는 설계와 제작의 모든 과정을 자체적으로 수행하며, 현대적 미학과 지속 가능성을 융합한 작품을 완성했습니다.

2. 설계 철학: 지속 가능성과 지역적 맥락
Policrónica는 프로젝트의 모든 구성 요소를 자체 설계와 제작으로 완성하며, 재료와 기술의 활용을 통해 지속 가능성을 강화했습니다.
유칼립투스 목재 활용: 일반적으로 제지 산업에서 사용되는 목재를 재활용하여 건축적 가치를 부여.
태양열 진공 건조 기술: 목재 건조 시간을 18개월에서 6일로 단축, 탄소 배출을 대폭 줄임.
지역 협력: 리스본 작업장에서 제작된 가구와 구조물은 몽마르트르 현장에서 완벽히 통합되었습니다.


3. 기술과 자연의 조화: 빛과 질감의 시각적 교향곡
Elysée Montmartre의 디자인은 자연광과 따뜻한 목재 질감이 결합하여 공간의 독창적 미학을 만듭니다.
빛의 활용: 넓은 창문을 통해 자연광을 극대화하여, 내부 공간의 따뜻함을 강조.
소재의 대조: 목재와 벽돌의 질감이 조화를 이루며, 시각적으로 유기적인 환경을 제공합니다.
아치형 창문: 시각적 중심을 이루며, 공간의 리듬을 만들어내는 핵심 디자인 요소로 작용합니다.


4. 사용자 경험: 따뜻한 공간에서의 새로운 경험
이 호텔은 사용자의 감각과 경험을 중심으로 설계되었습니다.
안락함과 세련미: 유기적 소재와 부드러운 색조가 사용자에게 따뜻함을 전달.
사회적 연결성: 공간을 활용하는 투숙객은 건축이 전달하는 지역적 맥락과 현대적 가치의 융합을 경험합니다.
일상과 예술의 통합: 투숙객에게 단순히 머무는 공간을 넘어, 건축적 예술을 감상할 기회를 제공합니다.


5. 국제적 관점에서의 비교와 의미
Elysée Montmartre는 파리뿐만 아니라 국제적 건축계에서도 지속 가능한 건축의 새로운 사례로 주목받고 있습니다.
뉴욕의 High Line과 비교하여, 지역적 맥락을 반영하면서도 현대적 기능성을 더한 혁신 사례.
**"지속 가능한 미래를 위한 건축의 청사진"**이라는 평가를 받으며, 환경적, 사회적, 경제적 가치를 재정의합니다.


결론: 지속 가능성과 미학의 미래
Elysée Montmartre Hotel은 Policrónica의 철학과 기술이 완벽히 결합된 결과물입니다. 이 프로젝트는 단순히 공간을 창조하는 것을 넘어, 지역 사회와 환경을 연결하며 지속 가능한 건축의 미래를 열어갑니다.

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Design studio Policronica has reimagined the interior of a historic building located next to the iconic Elysée Montmartre concert hall at the heart of Montmartre in Paris. Previously abandoned, the 850-square meter space has been revitalized to reflect the architects' distinctive aesthetic, featuring a monochromatic interior defined by architectural woodwork and custom wooden furnishings. Policronica chose to design and manufacture all of the hotel's elements in-house, including furniture, lighting fixtures, and handles. The project embraces warm and raw materials such as wood, plant fibers, brass, and neutral fabrics, creating a clean, organic aesthetic across all of its 16 rooms.

Nearly every element of the interior was custom-designed and crafted on site at Policronica's workshop in Lisbon, utilizing locally sourced Eucalyptus wood. This wood, often considered invasive due to its uncontrolled growth and detrimental effects on soil quality, is typically used for papermaking. Policronica worked directly with small forest owners to purchase the trees at higher prices than those offered by papermaking companies. The aim was to showcase, on a small scale, how this material could be repurposed for high-value applications, promoting sustainable and diverse forestry practices.

At its Lisbon workshop, Policronica has developed a fully integrated process that consolidates all stages of production—from raw timber to the finished product or structure in one location. A multidisciplinary team of designers, architects, carpenters, industrial technicians, and skilled workers collaborates to implement innovative and sustainable production methods. This approach challenges conventional production workflows, which often separate phases such as logging, milling, distribution, and carpentry into disconnected processes.

A standout feature of this project is Policronica's development of solar vacuum wood dryers, which reduce eucalyptus drying times from 18 months to just six days while preventing warping or splitting. Additionally, almost every part of the tree trunk is utilized, minimizing waste and eliminating the repeated transportation typically required in traditional production chains. This results in an exceptionally low carbon production process. The Hotel Elysée Montmartre embodies Policronica's holistic and sustainable design philosophy and has received international recognition.
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