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MARSEILLE 1ST | Private: Belsunce
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| Type of property | Flat |
| Area | 25 m2 |
| Current | Modern |
| Condition | To renovate |
| Amount of the renovation | 5 000 - 10 000 € |
| Reference | OP1326 |
Its remarkable architecture
Its original elements preserved
Its shared roof terrace
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Remarkable architecture listed as a 20th century heritage building, the Building Canebière, built in 1953, is the joint work of architects René Egger, Fernand Pouillon, and Jean-Louis Sourdeau. The building with its rhythmic and rounded architecture welcomes on its 4th floor with elevator a 25 m2 apartment and its shared terrace, in the heart of the Belsunce district.
To be refreshed, this apartment has kept many original elements, such as its thin strips of parquet flooring, its tiles, its cupboards and its door handles which recall the angled sections of the equivalent furniture by Charlotte Perriand. These architectural codes invite themselves into the background with hooks and a column, energizing the volumes. The light from the East gives the living rooms a soft atmosphere. Framed and set back, the kitchen open to the living room is adorned with white and wooden furniture, highlighting the credenza with small light blue tiles, taking up the codes of the original tiles on the floor of the rooms. water. Comfortable, the bathroom in beige tones blends with the pedestal sink and its original ceramic shelf. A shared roof terrace completes the property. A remarkable architecture to rewrite.
An elegant and majestic universe, modeled with curves and profiles
