ARCHITECTURE COMPETITION :
TRANSFORMATION OF THE
CHAMBRE DES NOTAIRES DE PARIS
transformation of the historic building of the chambre des notaires de paris
| ongoing project
the competition, presented by m. bertrand savouré, president of the chambre des notaires de paris
THE COMPETITION
out of 160 international applications, 4 teams were selected to take part to the competition. an intermediate presentation of the projects was organised, in order to enable the teams to orientate their projects as well as possible according to the feedback from the project owner. the chambre des notaires then designated the winning project following the recommendations of the competition's jury.
WINNING PROJECT
SHORTLISTED TEAMS
the 4 teams selected for the competition, among 290 applications
Paris | Corte
Paris | Shanghai
3 FINALIST PROJECTS
bernard desmoulin + orma architettura
atelier novembre+ cut architectures
wy-to architects+ neri&hu
How to register ?
1PRE-REGISTRATION
Click on enter competition and fill out your email. You will receive the registration process details in your inbox.
2PORTFOLIO
Create or complete your portfolio on BAM. A maximum number of 6 projects (of which 2 may have not been executed) will be considered for each firm.
3CANDIDATURE
Finalize you application via the application form. Each team will have to write a cover letter.
- SCHEDULE
(2019)
01 | teams selection
- February 15th - End of free registrations
- February 27th - Applications' deadline
- March 15th - Selected teams announcement
02 | mid-term presentations
- March - Visits of the building
- April 25th & 30th - First output: presentation of projects intentions
03 | final phase
- June 10th - Projects submission deadline
- June 13th - Presentation of projects
- July - Announcement of successful applicants
ORGANISATION
General Information
Teams selection
- 3 to 5 teams allowed to compete will be selected by the client based on their application file.
- Each team allowed to compete will receive a financial compensation of €25,000 for its participation in the competition.
Registration fees
- Registrations are free until February 15th 2019 ; past this date, finalized registrations will be subjected to a late registration fee of €100 excl tax.
- The application registration deadline is set to February 27th 2019.
Eligibility criteria
- Registration is open to all architects or architecture firms, French or foreign, allowed to practice in France.
- Architecture firms not settled in France are strongly recommended to join local partners.
- The integration into the team of heritage architects and/or experienced consultants in rehabilitation of historic buildings is recommended.
Areas & budgets
- The project comprise approximately 3400 m² to be renovated.
- Estimated budget for works : 8 million € excl tax.
- Forecast architect’s fees : 14 % of of the amount of the works for the full project design & management + additional services (see regulations), engineering design offices and other consultants included.
FAQ
Does the team imperatively need to include engineering design offices, heritage architects or specialized consultants?
It is not mandatory, but simply recommended. The project design and management fees is, in any case, set for the whole association of firms who will work on project's design and project's management.
What do you mean by "A maximum of 6 projects, 2 of which can be projects which have not been executed" ?
A maximum of 6 projects, delivered (or under construction with a photo of building site) will be examined by the client. However, the candidate can choose to present 2 unrealized projects (lost competition, project under design, etc.)
Can I attached a PDF portofolio to my application?
In the interest of fairness, portfolio on PDF format are not accepted. Only projects and elements uploaded on BAM will be considered.
Can engineering design offices or consultants create their own portfolio on BAM ?
Portfolio on BAM can be created by architecture firms only. Other partners will be mentioned in the application file.
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