The town of Château-Thierry is undertaking a major urban regeneration project involving Bartolo+Contré Architectes and SCET-Action Cœur de Ville-Seda-Ville.

The project, which is divided into two phases covering two blocks in the Île district, will involve the construction of 80 homes, ground-floor shops and the redevelopment of urban spaces.

The first phase, comprising 40 homes, is being developed by Crédit-Agricole Aménagement Nord-Est and the Nacarat Group.

The architectural project is part of Castelthéodor's "remarkable" architectural heritage, which may have been spared the ravages of the Great War, but is in an advanced state of disrepair.

It establishes a dialogue with its built environment, reinterpreting the compositional and architectural principles of the pre-war town.

The project respects the main principles of the Girometti-Leclercq report "Habiter la France de demain" (Living in the France of Tomorrow), which followed the Covid crisis. Large dwellings, most of which are double-aspect, with large shaded terraces, etc.