À l'heure de pointe is a finalist competition entry by LaBoqueria Taller d’Arquitectura i Disseny and Tomas Mikulas Architect developed in 2017. It is located in Cugy Switzerland in an urban setting. Its scale is large. Key material is wood.

The new Cugy Interpretation Center is organized in 3 large volumes according to the classrooms and the sports hall. These 3 pieces are supported on a concrete sump that absorbs the most restrictive program, allows the communication between all the programs and allows to adapt to the soft slope of the ground. Having separated the volumes the visual impact is reduced and therefore it approaches the urban scale of the town of Cugy.

The interior design is organized thanks to a central core and a reinforced concrete wall that is repeated on all floors to withstand structural efforts. A framework of wood and cement plates is attached to these nuclei; Finally the closures of the rooms and classrooms are formed by prefabricated wood frames to limit the effects of humidity.

2239-LBO-CH-2017 — Posted in 2018 — Explore more projects on education pavilion school and sport — Climate: continental and temperate — Views: 3.592