The Caserne de Reuilly is a significant urban regeneration project in Paris, France, transforming a former 19th-century barracks into a mixed-use neighborhood featuring social housing, university residences, commercial spaces, and community facilities. Completed in 2020, the project provides nearly 600 homes, including social and student housing, assisted housing, and rent-controlled housing. The site also includes a nursery, artist studios, shops, and community spaces centered around a public courtyard. The project, led by Paris Habitat and involving six European architectural teams, aimed to preserve the architectural heritage of the barracks while incorporating low-carbon and circular housing principles. The renovation included the construction of new buildings and the reuse of existing structures, resulting in a diverse and inclusive neighborhood. The Caserne de Reuilly serves as an example of effective social housing refurbishment and retrofitting, aligning with Paris' goal to have 40% of its homes be affordable housing by 2035.
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