Celles, it is first a village and its institutions  which are structured along a path that winds between the buildings.
A territorial infrastructure is added to the village: the provincial road. This double structure reveals an in-between, an interior city block, a kind of small world owned by people. Tinkering, piling, cultivating, transforming and talking with the neighbor, it is the spot where everyday life happens.



The building design is made in reaction to the site to fit  the parceled geometry of the space. At first the idea was to raise the existing parcel as basic division and then cutting them in unit-pieces of plenums and vaccums of domestic dimensions while taking into account existing buildings that could potentially be owned.