The B3 was inaugurated at the Bavière site. The 15,000 m3, 5-storey building is a highly modernised version of the Chiroux.
The bureau greisch was in charge of studying the stability of the “double skin”, a facade supported by an overhang varying from 1 to 3 metres on the upper floors. The “vertical” surface area of this facade is approximately 3100 m².
The double skin covering consists of a mix of zinc and glass panels.
Certain areas of this structure also support terraces accessible to the public between the facade of the building and the double skin.
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