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Comment créer une mini piscine ou un petit bassin maçonné dans un jardin en pente, étroit et difficile d’accès ?

Dans cette vidéo, nous revenons sur un projet réel de transformation d’un extérieur contraint en espace de vie extérieur. Le terrain présente plusieurs difficultés : une pente importante, plusieurs niveaux, des escaliers existants, un accès chantier compliqué et une surface disponible limitée.

L’enjeu n’était pas seulement de placer un bassin de 240 x 220 cm, mais de repenser l’ensemble de l’aménagement : circulation, paliers, escaliers, local technique, revêtements, végétalisation et confort d’usage au quotidien.

Ce type de projet demande une vraie réflexion en plan. Avant de parler travaux, il faut comprendre les niveaux, les accès, les contraintes structurelles, les distances, l’entretien, la sécurité et les usages attendus par les propriétaires.

Ici, le bassin de moins de 10 m² s’intègre dans un extérieur organisé en restanques. Le choix d’une structure maçonnée permet de s’adapter aux contraintes du terrain et à l’accès difficile, avec une réalisation pensée sur mesure.

Cette vidéo peut vous aider si vous vous posez les questions suivantes :

• Peut-on créer une mini piscine dans un petit jardin en pente ?
• Comment aménager un extérieur avec plusieurs niveaux ?
• Où placer un bassin dans un terrain étroit ou difficile d’accès ?
• Comment intégrer un local technique sans dénaturer l’aménagement ?
• Quels éléments prévoir autour d’un bassin : escaliers, paliers, revêtements, plantations ?
• Pourquoi le plan est essentiel avant de lancer un chantier extérieur ?

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Ce projet correspond à une solution retenue après échanges avec les propriétaires. Comme pour tout aménagement extérieur, les choix résultent d’un équilibre entre envies, usages, budget, contraintes techniques, sécurité, accès chantier et priorités du client.

Nous sommes Clara et Mathieu de la chaîne Archiworking. À travers notre expérience sur de nombreux projets réalisés dans le cadre de missions d’architecte d’intérieur et d’architecte paysagiste, nous partageons des projets réels d’aménagement, de rénovation, des études en plan, des conseils en architecture intérieure et en aménagement extérieur.

Si ce projet vous intéresse, abonnez-vous à Archiworking et dites-nous en commentaire comment vous auriez aménagé ce jardin en pente.

Clara & Mathieu
ARCHIWORKING

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00:00We transformed this narrow and difficult-to-access outdoor space into a pool of less than 10 square meters.
00:05This video shows the plan, the constraints, the solutions chosen, and the before and after results.
00:13We're going to focus on this outdoor development that you have right here, which will specialize in this area.
00:18We're right here, where the house is, and we have a double access path.
00:22stairs.
00:23A very constrained site. We arrive from here, right there, on a large ledge.
00:33A small entrance leading to a small terrace, a garden extension all on the same level, we'll call the level
00:41zero.
00:42There is also a lower level which is served by a double staircase.
00:45There are several levels.
00:48The first one is at zero, the second one goes down a little, and the other one ends in
00:53down.
00:54On the bottom one, we're at -100.
00:57The middle one is 105.
01:00So logically, minus 100 from this level, minus 105 from this one.
01:08And here I have to come right here, level zero as well.
01:10There is a correspondence between the different levels.
01:15This part, which I am pointing out to you right here, is not suitable for building a pond.
01:20So we have an offset to integrate.
01:22Another constraint is that we have a large nitrate-covered bay window in the lower part, just after the stairs.
01:27So we can't just reimplant it whenever we want.
01:28We will remove it, but we will rework it by reimplementing it, taking this constraint into account.
01:33We have our planter here, we say we're going to keep it, which has very good value and which is
01:37Very well done.
01:38Then, we will also place them completely on the stairs and the planter.
01:49Our low wall needs to be removed; the intermediate part, as well as its extension, is the rounded part.
01:54We clear the slate, we create a nice clean space to build on peacefully.
01:58We're going to create an access point to a manhole here, since we have a traffic flow that passes right there.
02:04Our traffic flow is consistent and will remain fluid between levels, a bit like this.
02:10To be reworked accordingly.
02:12In terms of the network, we have everything connected to the house here, water and electricity.
02:17Which means that, naturally, the area of ​​our basin installation is this one.
02:21We'll also have to relearn our technical side.
02:24We'll have to create a project that takes into account its elements and a consistency in the face, the
02:29function and cost, and very restricted access.
02:33A little cleaning up and we'll move on.
02:38Our house is still this one and access is through here.
02:43We have difficult access, as Mathieu said, so everything will be done by hand for this project.
02:48We will split our level zero to rework this entire level in order to have daily use.
03:00We will first structure the space to integrate our circulation and to see what is left for the
03:09basin.
03:10The pathway has been laid out and the height of the stairs has been adjusted to provide a comfortable gerombe (a type of climbing structure).
03:17because it will be used daily by this family.
03:22We will also have the installation of the pool,
03:26with a distance at the fence level, at the cadastral level,
03:33with the installation of the technical room and the gardening area.
03:38Already, the three spaces are taking shape.
03:41So we have our pool, which is almost a square,
03:46which is therefore fifty, which is rather central.
03:51So where the basin is, we are at level zero.
03:55We are maintaining a pleasant passageway, both in terms of the stairs,
03:59than in terms of the route, to get to the technical room.
04:03of 80.
04:05Our pool measures 240 by 220.
04:13So we have a nice space taking shape.
04:16At the level of the landings, the rounded corners, the angles,
04:19We are still managing to maintain some traffic flow.
04:25As I was saying earlier, it's quite comfortable for accessing the bottom.
04:29Therefore, the work on the stairs is important.
04:32since we have land available,
04:35Given the constraints, we will play with the levels.
04:38to ensure smooth traffic flow in all areas.
04:42We also add plants,
04:45rather rustic, rather susceptible to frost,
04:49and also drought-resistant, such as formium, fotinia, pirovsia.
04:55We will also have topics in the article description.
05:02As this space becomes somewhat more mineral,
05:06So this allows us to also bring some freshness to this space which will be used.
05:12So we have a lovely terrace, and the traffic flow works,
05:15local access, a basin,
05:17and we are also reworking these steps which are a little bit crooked.
05:21So we need to align them to have a nice, level surface.
05:25and therefore with the square look, which Mathieu was talking about at the beginning.
05:33Once the project has been approved by the owners,
05:35We cleaned it up, taking into account the real constraints.
05:37The technology, the traffic flow, the heights,
05:39and all the manual labor required to make this project truly feasible.
05:44If you also have a development project,
05:46Archie Working can assist you.
05:48The link is in the description.
05:50Previously, this space was a garden.
05:52but without any real use value, outside of circulation.
05:55After the demolition and earthworks,
05:57The foundations have therefore been completed.
05:58The basin is entirely constructed of masonry.
05:59particularly due to difficult access and security issues.
06:02The structure has been validated by the structural engineer.
06:04additional cost but largely offset by security
06:06and insurance coverage.
06:09The stairs are in place and the concrete slab is poured.
06:13Then, we leave the necessary time for it to dry.
06:15The technical room is built as a continuation of the existing structure.
06:18for visual harmony,
06:19and close to the pool to optimize everyday use
06:22and reduce heat loss.
06:23Cost not to be overlooked.
06:25Next come the coatings,
06:26Rendered on walls, home coverage,
06:28travertine stone and a few touches of low-colored spade.
06:31Before and after Marquand,
06:33which transforms a difficult terrain
06:34into a real swimming pool for the summer period.
06:37Tell us in the comments how you would have designed this outdoor space.
06:39And what choice would you have made?
06:41It was Clara and Mathieu from Archivorking.
06:43Thank you for following us.
06:44Thank you for watching this video!
06:47Thank you for watching this video!
06:47Thank you for watching this video!

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