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Historically located along the route de Paris, the Bois Perrin bloc is in direct link with the East entrance sequence of the town center. Ideally situated on a hill, the plot enjoys a natural double-orientation following the slopes, towards the Vilaine, to the South, and towards the stream, to the East. The Motte-au-Duc hospital was built on the site after the First World War, designed by the architect Jean-Marie Laloy. The hospital is integrated in a linear East-West organization, in successive strips.
The site, which was mostly preserved in its original layout, apart from some extensions of lesser quality, has become a subject of a discussion, regarding its future, started in 2011 through the Regional Health Plan. The health project for the Guillaume Régnier Hospital Center (CHGR) has brought along a reflection on the transformation of the site in its entirety. This important piece of land, currently disconnected from the surrounding fabric, presents a formidable property enhancement opportunity to reorganize the CHGR while creating a diverse, open neighborhood.
The frame-work agreement concerns the construction of a coherent urban project, from the definition of the project to the urban planning, to the supervision of the operational phase.

Program
To be defined in the urban planning studies (housing, day nursery, commercial spaces)
Location
Ilot Bois-Perrin, Rennes (35)
Team
h2o architectes (lead architect) with OLM (landscape), OGI (exterior infrastructure engineer), ID+ Ingénierie (buildings engineer)
Client
Ville de Rennes
Mission
Accord cadre de Maîtrise d’œuvre urbaine
Date
Under study