Marseille (FR) runner-up
Simon Moisière (FR)
93 rue Barrault
Jean Rodet (FR)
75013 Paris, France
Adrien Zlatic (FR)
T. +33 609351053
architects
jeanrodetabel@gmail.com
Nicolas Persyn (FR)
www.jeanrodet.com
geographer
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84 Flexibility of the weft
Concomitance Team point of view For a city, adaptability is the ability to provide opportunities for different temporal and spatial uses, without causing instability. Those opportunities are defined by three dimensions that essentially guide usage: urban and architectural form, property rules and plot pattern. The proposed thin plot weft is an adjustable object that is easy for all stakeholders to appropriate. A system of mid-length leases fits into this weft, allowing flexibility of use while guaranteeing stability for occupants. Finally, the light architecture provides a low-cost structure that can be easily and quickly converted. Jury point of view The project analysis explores the question of ownership. Societal changes and the crisis make it essential to adopt adaptable construction systems. The architecture developed here is not frozen, but is always adaptable to requirements and to change. The facility has a mixed aerial architecture and its roof is accessible to the public. The jury found the proposals on land and land management through leases very interesting.
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