Pavillon Gabriel

This project restores its former glory to the gardens of the Champs-Elysées and the pavilions that take place there. The Gabriel Pavilion, designed by architect Hittorff, is a key piece in the design of this ensemble. Its rehabilitation was intended to sublimate its colors and its original architecture to give back its prestige. 
To do this, the entrance to Studio Gabriel, a temple of show business, has lost its neo-classical Hollywood colonnades to receive vegetable veture highlighting this piece of sparkling greenery. 
The Formigé shelter is, for its part, rid of unsightly buildings that bordered it. He finds his side boxes under a green canopy and his sunroof. It extends the garden during the day, becoming a magic lantern in the garden at night. The original device is found ; Formigé illuminates by its presence the gardens of the Champs-Elysées. This project is a model of sustainable development demonstrating the ability of our teams to rehabilitate an ancient monument in the respect of its history, while enrolling in a sustainable approach. Beyond the building, the vegetated inputs on the facades and terraces transform carbon into oxygen through photosynthesis. 
Thus, certified HQE, the rehabilitated set is in line with the objectives of the climate plan of the city of Paris in its approach that aims to optimize the limitation of carbon emissions.
The show can begin!