Pavillon Camelia by Koffi & Diabaté Architectes

Pavillon Camelia is a contemporary home mixed with conventional constructing strategies in Assini-Mafia, Côte d’Ivoire, designed in 2009 by Koffi & Diabaté Architectes.


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Description
To create a constructing integrating each trendy structure and conventional constructing strategies, such was our ambition with the Pavillon CAMELIA, our first experiment constructing with rammed earth in Assinie-Mafia.
Situated on the waterside, the residence stands on the coronary heart of a pure panorama, providing safety towards pure daylight, all of the whereas offering thermal consolation with the constructing’s rammed earth partitions which allowed us to suggest a special strategy to the standard North/South orientation.
Composed of two fundamental items with robust, graphic, architectural tones, the entire is roofed with a double-ventilated roof on one facet, and a grand terrace overlooking a pool and majestic greenery… A contemporary tropical haven, such is the expertise of the PAVILLON CAMELIA.
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