Elogie-Siemp inaugurates a social residence for autistic adults in Paris 14th

A residence designed for the well-being of residents

The project, co-built with AFG Autisme, the current manager, includes 27 social housing units spread over six levels. The residence offers a variety of spaces, including single rooms, studios, common living rooms and administrative spaces, all designed to meet the specific needs of autistic adults. Each living unit is designed to offer a pleasant and secure living environment. Particular attention has been paid to the habitability conditions:

• Clear and simple organization of spaces
• Superstructure separated from the infrastructure to limit vibrations
• Interior fittings limiting obstacles and roughness

A commitment to an inclusive and sustainable city

This achievement is part of the strategic project of Elogie-Siemp, aimed at building the city of tomorrow. It meets the requirements of the Climate Plan with notable ecological characteristics:

• High-performance insulation
• Collective gas boiler room and solar panels for domestic hot water
• Green roof and partial retention of rainwater

Expertise at the service of communities

This inauguration demonstrates Elogie-Siemp's expertise in creating adapted collective residences. An expertise that extends from homes for young workers to residences for the elderly, including accommodation centres. Elogie-Siemp is proud to contribute to a more accessible and inclusive city.

The event took place in the presence of Jacques Baudrier, Deputy Mayor of Paris in charge of housing and the ecological transition of buildings, Carine Petit, Mayor of the 14th arrondissement of Paris, and André Masin, Founding President of AFG Autisme. Also present were Agnès Dumercq, Director of the L'Avenir residence, Laurence Patrice, President of Elogie-Siemp, Olivier Fraisseix, General Manager of Elogie-Siemp and the team of the Agence Michel Ferranet Architectes.