Events
Archipel CDCU organises a debating afternoon involving stakeholders from social housing in France and in Europe. Housing associations, architects, inhabitants are invited to share their views and their actual experience on four themes aiming to elucidate innovative projects and the supposed social dimension of this type of habitat.
Act I : Social housing, critical lessons and evolutions
What is the situation of social housing in France today ? What are the production conditions from an intitutionnal and operationnal point of view? What to expect in the future?
What is the situation of social housing in France today ? What are the production conditions from an intitutionnal and operationnal point of view? What to expect in the future?
Stakeholders :
Olivier Brachet, former vice-president of Métropole de Lyon in charge of housing
Thierry Debrand, president of Conseil social de l’Union sociale pour l’habitat (social council of the French social housing federation) (tbc)
Chantal Talland, director of l’École du Renouvellement Urbain (School of Urban Renewal)
Olivier Brachet, former vice-president of Métropole de Lyon in charge of housing
Thierry Debrand, president of Conseil social de l’Union sociale pour l’habitat (social council of the French social housing federation) (tbc)
Chantal Talland, director of l’École du Renouvellement Urbain (School of Urban Renewal)
Act II : social housing and associated services
Nowadays, social housing production goes far beyond the simple shelter and deal with others life dimension: food, mobility, health… cooperative housing offers examples of new services shared by inhabitants, proactive and producers of their own environment.
Stakeholders:
Rabia Enckell, Courtoisie urbaine
Nicolas Lucchini, architect
Benoît Molineaux, founding member of the Equilibre housing cooperative
Rabia Enckell, Courtoisie urbaine
Nicolas Lucchini, architect
Benoît Molineaux, founding member of the Equilibre housing cooperative
Act III : How to produce a different social housing?
If social housing is by nature a possibility to access housing, don’t we see a growing prerogative phenomenon? Cooperative housing, urban vacant spaces, migrant camps, transitory housing are as many new forms that are challenging the classical model of social housing.
Stakeholders:
Julien Beller, architect, president of the 6b
Aurélie de Domingo, Area Manager at Aquitanis
Nathalie Demeslay, head of the housing department at Rennes métropole
Julien Beller, architect, president of the 6b
Aurélie de Domingo, Area Manager at Aquitanis
Nathalie Demeslay, head of the housing department at Rennes métropole
Act IV : Social Housing and Sustainable Development
Beyond the simple issue of ecobuildings, we will explore social dimension of sustainable development. How environmental transition is ringing a bell with social dimension of housing?
Stakeholders :
Laurent Guidetti, architect, TRIBU
A Toit Vosgien representative (tbc)
Laurent Guidetti, architect, TRIBU
A Toit Vosgien representative (tbc)
Photo : Johannes Marburg
