The police station in Épernay, situated amid vineyards, features a pentagonal design that responds to its challenging topography and historical context. Balancing openness with security, it has a transparent reception space and a central courtyard for functional fluidity and natural security. The building's facade uses a perforated metallic cover for light regulation while maintaining a cohesive silhouette. Inside, timber elements create a welcoming environment, enhancing user comfort. Overall, the design reflects a blend of contemporary architecture with local heritage and landscape integration.
The unique pentagonal morphology of the police station responds effectively to the site's constraints, enhancing both its visibility and integration with the surrounding landscape.
The building's transparent reception area invites public interaction while maintaining internal security through optimized organization around a vast courtyard.
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