Special Prize at the Victoires du Paysage for the gardens of the French Embassy in Tokyo
Garden of the new French Embassy in Tokyo, Japan, Les Colonnes Prismatiques Végétales Frédéric-Charles AILLET (dir) with Raphaël Favory and Pierre Sarrien, (0.8 Ha) ADPi, 2016 Insemination in native plantations and expertise, delivered in 2009, AIA Prize 2012 (American Institute of Architects PRIZE), Victoires du paysage 2014, Japanese BCS (Building Contractors Society) Award 2011;
Exhibition at the Pavillon de l'Arsenal and at the Biennale of Architecture and Landscape of Versailles - June - September 2019 - International consultation on the future of motorways, ring road and expressways in Greater Paris with FMGP - Devillers et Associés D&A - 6t - Setec - APRR
"Hold on to the wind" Nautical base of Carnon Landscape News - Groupe LeMoniteur - March 2019
Landscape News - Groupe LeMoniteur - March 2019
"Coastal winds" Creation of a nautical base at Carnon Plage (Hérault)
Concept: The coastal dune colonized by anemomorphic native vegetation integrates the new sailing school. The wind is magnified by vegetation that it sculpts and careens.
Another short-term intervention imagined by Frédéric Charles Aillet (Sempervirens agency), member of the Mobility Workshop team, led by Devillers & Associés: planting the embankments with species capable of capturing fine particles, thanks to their hairiness.
Connecting these embankments to a mister and a wind tunnel would guarantee the effectiveness of this microfiltering shield developed with the scientific and technical center of the
Located on a former area of diversion of the Cher, the garden reproduces in a drawn form the functioning of the original ecosystem. from a hydrological point of view, it constitutes a buffer zone, from an ecological point of view it allows the biotope to be reconstituted.
Sempervirens and ANMA Agence Nicolas Michelin & Associés on the cover of Le Moniteur for the construction of green housing on the plateau de Haye in Nancy
Urban project management: Studio Mustard, lead architect and EXP architects
Project management of public spaces: GIRUS BET VRD
SEMPERVIRENS Frédéric-Charles AILLET, Raphaël Favory and Pierre Sarrien (Competition, études chantier Dir.)
Concept: Located on a former military site, our urban planning project retains the freestone barracks and densifies the site by introducing diversity. The indigenous calcareous flora is reestablished throughout the site.
Urban project management: Studio Mustard, lead architect and EXP architects
Project management of public spaces: GIRUS BET VRD
SEMPERVIRENS Frédéric-Charles AILLET, Raphaël Favory and Pierre Sarrien (Competition, études chantier Dir.)
Concept: Located on a former military site, our urban planning project retains the freestone barracks and densifies the site by introducing diversity. The indigenous calcareous flora is reestablished throughout the site.
From February 9 to 23, the people of Aix were able to participate in the consultation launched by the municipality concerning the various projects for the rehabilitation of the former national thermal baths.
In 15 days, 4,689 votes were counted and it was the low version of the project by architect Callebaut that won with 62.89% of the vote. It is ahead of the high version by the same architect (13.35%) and the “high” project by the Viguier cabinet (8.80%).
The group and the City will now begin a phase of work with the State services. “Like any file of this magnitude, this project is likely to undergo amendments, improvements and developments before seeing the light of day in its final version”, recalled in a press release.
Experts: Atelier des giboulées (communication), Logicités (logistics), Transversal (land strategy), Sempervirens (landscaper), Philippe Vasset (writer), Martin Etienne (illustrator), Jean-Pierre Orfeuil (economist), Francis Beaucire (geographer) , Antoine Picon (historian), Alain Bourdin (sociologist), Laetitia Dablanc (logistics), Mathieu Chassignet (engineer), Jean-Marc Offner (urban planning).
The winning teams of the international consultation initiated by the Greater Paris Metropolitan Forum, whose work is exhibited at the Pavillon de l'Arsenal until October 13, propose, each in their own way, to break with the absolute reign of the car on the major road network of Ile-de-France to make them multifunctional and carbon-free routes.
Atelier des Mobilités (D&A architectes), Holos (Richez associés), New Deal for Greater Paris expressways (Seura architectes) and Shared utility networks (Roger Stirk Harbor partners) responded to the international consultation on the future of the Ile-de-France road network, launched by the Greater Paris Metropolitan Forum, through a series of proposals focusing on use, multimodality, new road technologies and the gradual disappearance of internal combustion engines. Review of projects in pictures.
The Mobility Workshop
The Mobility Workshop proposes a global strategy, intended for users but also for the flow of goods. The team therefore recommends the creation of 1,000 km of lanes reserved for public and shared transport, whether public or private (Noé network).
Ouest France - Soon a first prize for Espace Mayenne, this multi-activity complex located in Laval (Mayenne)? On Wednesday September 15, 2021, the county council announced that this new equipment was going to apply for the 2021 Équerre d'argent prize.