This barn was destined to disappear.
A few more months, and its demolition would have made any equivalent reconstruction impossible.
The project was born in that suspended moment—thanks to a careful, committed reading of the planning regulations, attentive to their nuances rather than their obvious points. This is not a workaround, but a precise understanding of the framework, which made it possible to preserve what existed in order to transform it more effectively.
A fragile, almost improbable rebirth, this architecture was written on a knife-edge: between disappearance and becoming, between regulatory constraint and latent potential, and it aligns with an ambitious programme that would make it possible to house a contemporary, diverse family in the best possible conditions.
