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New hybrid accommodation concept set to launch in Paris

Katie SherryBy Katie Sherry6 August 20183 Mins Read
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Situated in the heart of a young, vibrant disctrict, this is to be one of eight “reinventing Paris” projects already underway. The aim is to promote mixed-use urban locations in order to better respond to changing trends in travel behaviour, as well as offering public spaces open to all Parisians. 

“From the moment we were awarded the contract, Novaxia has been committed to working as closely as possible with local residents,” comments Joachim Azan, Chairman of Novaxia. “Our goals for this project are to root it firmly within its economic and social environment, to open it up to local residents, to offer both private rooms and shared dormitories, creating a mixed-use building that will suit the needs of all customers in an environmentally sensitive way.

“Through this partnership with JO&JOE, we are providing a response to an increasingly demanding clientele that is ever more connected and loves new concepts.”

“This will be an original location with a unique design, whose watchwords are sharing and diversity”

Focused on a wide audience, this 1,465m² project was designed in conjunction with architects Studio Ory & Associés and features almost 160 beds. Open to the public, a rooftop spanning 110m² is THE place for Open House residents to meet and chat with Parisians in search of a new and lively venue, in a welcoming and relaxed atmosphere.

The JO&JOE Paris Buzenval Open House aims to become a vibrant location that is connected to its surroundings. The restaurant, which is open to all, will promote locally sourced produce from local partners in the farming industry.

A workshop focused on sustainable modes of travel, such as cycling, as well as many other activities will be offered both to staying guests and locals living in the Open House’s neighbourhood.

“The innovative vision of the hotel concept that Novaxia submitted to the City of Paris is consistent with the values that we promote within our properties,” says François LECLERC, VP – JO&JOE Brand and Operations. “We look forward to opening the next JO&JOE in the heart of this young and vibrant neighborhood by combining the best that the traditional hotel sector and youth hostels have to offer.

“This will be an original location with a unique design, whose watchwords are sharing and diversity. It will be a vibrant venue, where it will be fun to share and enjoy new experiences, a place that guests can discover and rediscover each time they visit. It will be where locals and travelers meet in the evening, to enjoy a drink or a meal with friends.”

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