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Transitions, hybridations, modularités

Emmanuel Rey
2022
Talks

Abstract

L’évolution de notre environnement construit vers la durabilité se traduit par une dynamique de transition, qui concerne tant la restructuration polycentrique des territoires urbains que la gestion écologique des ressources, la décarbonation des systèmes ou l’anticipation proactive des évolutions sociétales. Dans ce contexte, le projet architectural se trouve placé dans une relation dialectique. D’un côté, il est à même d’apporter une contribution significative à ces mutations en cours. De l’autre, ces défis constituent une véritable "matière première", au sens conceptuel du terme, pour repenser certaines de ses modalités dans une perspective multidimensionnelle, multi-scalaire et interdisciplinaire. De la régénération des friches urbaines jusqu’aux processus expérimentaux de préfabrication en bois, ces enjeux cruciaux sont au cœur du processus de recherche et de création du bureau Bauart.

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Emmanuel Rey
2022
Talks

Abstract

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/entities/publication/80092e25-810e-41b7-a5b0-1a2dabf531c2

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