PORTE DE CLEUNAY
RENNES
Programme
Redevelopment of the Rennes city entrance known as “La Porte de Cleunay,” currently occupied by a Leclerc hypermarket. Renovation and construction of a mixed-use complex featuring offices, retail spaces, and recreational facilities
Client
E.LECLERC
Area
13 ha
Cost
78,750 €
Scope
Master Plan & Development Permit/ Building Permit
Schedule
Studies 2022 - Present
Environment
Renaturation of a highly impervious area, pedestrian and landscape infrastructure
Team
Client : E. Leclerc Project management assistance : TOM Architect : SUD architectes
The project pursues a strong environmental vision through soil de-impermeabilization, increased planting, the creation of a filtering green belt, and the use of permeable paving, contributing to the reduction of heat islands and the improvement of the living environment.
The architecture aims for a unified, understated, and clear design. Entrances are highlighted as urban landmarks, while connections between the site’s various components (existing shopping arcade, extension, and multi-level parking garage) are strengthened. A geometric pattern repeated on the facade defines the project’s identity, giving it a contemporary look that fits the scale of this city entrance.
