USONIE

Designed by the architect Victor Mataouchek for himself, it was finally built on the top of his land by the parents of the current owners in 1972. The house stands on three levels and reveals spaces, views, patios and volumes of exceptional character. The 70s gave rise to all kinds of creative daring: interior and exterior alignment of Vaugirard brick walls, unhooked, patios with original aluminum windows, dark wood ceilings, bush hammered concrete but above all a staircase designed by the architect with shiny stainless steel T supports. Stainless steel also used on the cubic fireplace, suspended on an interior concrete planter separating the living room volume of more than 3.60m in height from the dining room. This play of brick colors, wood and raw textures always with cubic or geometric shapes, the visual diagonals, tirelessly illuminated by the light from the South or the West brings a lot of warmth to this revisited brutalist architecture. The geometric windows and plant patios bring light and nature into the home, typical of these years and of Wright's architecture. The vast entrance, bordered by a planted patio and bordered by the sublime staircase, gives access to the kitchen and the dining room which overlooks the living room with its majestic volume lined with a row of bacon. Further down, a master suite with its bathroom and dressing room as well as two bedrooms and a bathroom, all three benefit from a view of the trees and the garden. The first floor houses a landing which distributes an office as if suspended in the air, surrounded by its wooden bay windows, a fourth bedroom with bathroom and a perfectly convertible attic of 26 m². A spacious garage of 24 m² and a technical space of 15 m² complete this property. Outside, an exterior staircase runs along the brick wall of the house to access a garden area and a large covered terrace, ideal for summer. ARCHIK puts its architectural teams at your disposal to help you model this unique property and adapt it to your needs.