The space planning allows for all types of versions to meet all needs. The top floor, with its terrace, can be organised into relaxation and breathing areas, as well as shared services. In the first basement, a bicycle room could encourage soft mobility.
Two adjoining meeting rooms are inspired by the historic reception rooms. They retain the original decor, with fireplace, mirrors, Versailles parquet flooring, modillion cornices, and rose garlands on the ceiling.
On the top floor, opening onto the terrace, a modular space can be converted into an auditorium. A high-tech space that can host conferences, presentations, and gatherings.
The coworking area offers an alternative workspace. This meeting and exchange area extends onto the sheltered, inhabited terrace on the top floor.
On the 5th floor, accessible from 11 Rue Royale, a 50 sq. m terrace overlooks the block and opens onto the rooftops of Paris. It is planted with shrubs of various heights, a collection of camellias, and small fruit trees that form a vegetative screen.
