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Creative Factory. Transformation d'un ancien centre logistique en bâtiment multifonctionnel.

Emmanuel Rey
2026

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SIA Section Vaud. Visites architecturales - printemps 2026. Au cœur d’un Ouest lausannois en pleine mutation, le projet « Creative Factory » consiste en la reconversion d’un ancien centre logistique en immeuble multifonctionnel. Par la transformation d’un édifice existant, l’approche architecturale s’inscrit dans une optique simultanée de revitalisation urbaine, de limitation de la consommation d’énergie grise et de minimisation des impacts environnementaux. La démarche de transformation a débuté par une stratégie de réemploi des matériaux présents sur le site en les revalorisant via des filières existantes et des circuits courts. Réorganisé autour d’une rue intérieure nouvellement créée, l’édifice accueillera des lofts dédiés à l’habitation et au travail ainsi que des ateliers pour la formation, la création et l’artisanat. Véritable interface avec la rue, l’ancien plateau logistique sera pour sa part débitumisé pour faire place à un parc arboré et végétalisé.

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Emmanuel Rey
2026

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/entities/publication/5eb7d7da-cebc-450e-9d6f-8b4b61f43e31

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