Les Echos showcases Maud Caubet’s vision of new generation offices in an article dedicated to commercial real estate. Thus, the architect takes care to reconcile well-being and environmental performance thanks to informal and friendly spaces that adapt to all work cycles.
Economic indicators need to be reviewed to respond to the climate emergency and move towards the creation of ecological and social value. Eva Sadoun, co-chairwoman of Mouvement Impact France, spoke on the stage of C ce soir on Tuesday. Broadcasted on France 5, the TV program was dedicated to the theme: “The climate emergency: are we condemned to degrowth?”.
In Nanterre, the Nouvelle Vague project has been designed in close connection with the new generation offices Origine nearby. The program of 145 housing units, inspired by the soft shapes of pebbles, the raw concrete finishing of which is lined with a mesh skin filtering sun rays and noise pollution, gently blends into a fast-changing neighborhood.
Find this Maud Caubet project in the September-October issue of Archistorm
At Universités d’Ete de l’Economie de Demain, Mouvement Impact France has published its proposals to accelerate the deployment of the impact economy. The network calls for a mandatory Ecological and Social Impact Index to impose more transparency on companies, in particular on their core mission, their environmental impact, inclusion, the sharing of governance and the reduction of pay gaps.
Read the dispatch on Le Figaro / AFP
Rectoverso Architectes was born by the conviction that there is a duality in all things, a duality that Julien Combot and Andrius Queiroz strive to reconcile in each of their production. For them, there is a promise in the tension, between the new and the old, the inside and the outside, the small and the large scale, the global and the detail. This complementarity will be the common thread of a more inclusive, optimistic and responsible architecture.
While the ecological transition is obvious to them, the Rectoverso Architects team integrates resilience and environmental efficiency upstream from each project, whose global reflection aims to resolve the problems induced by the program, its actual and projected uses, and its context. Thus, the firm offers a frugal, aesthetic, and lasting architecture, emphasizing materials and expertise.
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Seven months before the presidential election, twenty-five business networks met at the Universités d’Ete de l’Economie de Demain to propose several measures to improve the environmental and social performance of the economy.
A desire to weigh in the political debate fully assumed, as explained Jean Moreau, co-chairman of Mouvement Impact France: “At a minimum, we want the ideas proposed in this document to influence the vision of future candidates, or even that some of them to be taken up as it is.”
With the gradual lifting of health restrictions, the hotel sector’s activity resumes with an occupancy rate of 53% as of June 30 for hotels in the regions. A rate that reaches 36% in Ile-de-France, 10% more than in May.
A confirmed recovery, which remains contrasted depending on the geographical areas according to the EXTENDAM Barometer.
As for the average price per room, it is down 23% compared to June 2019.
Find the barometer in detail in the back-to-school issue of Industrie Hôtelière magazine.
Mouvement Impact France held its Universités d’Eté de l’Economie de Demain on August 26 and 27, with a double ambition: to deploy the committed economy and to influence the program of the French presidential election of 2022, to make ethical entrepreneurship the norm. This is what Eva Sadoun, its co-chairwomen, explains in an interview for L’Humanité. For her, a committed company must take the time to consider essential questions such as the sharing of value and power.
While diagnosed with a breast cancer at 27, Julie Meunier loses her hair and starts to wear turbans. Once cured, she thinks about a system that will allow a bang and a turban to be held on her head and creates her own company.
Les Franjynes offers an alternative to wigs thanks to a bang collection, entirely adaptable to alopecia, which evolve through hair growing, and that can be customized with a turban, a beanie, or a headscarf. Sold in 200 shops throughout France, the turbans, refundable by French social security system, are contributing to the well-being of women going through alopecia because of a disease.
A cheerful invention!
This is how Jean Moreau, co-chairman of Mouvement Impact France, introduced the third edition of the Universités d’été de l’économie de demain. On Friday, he presented the objectives of these Universités, organized with #NousSommesDemain coalition, to Sylvia Amicone, a journalist for LCI, as well as the tangible propositions by directors and entrepreneurs committed to the social and ecological transition, 10 months from the presidential election.