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A few weeks ago, Maud Caubet answered Tema.archi’s questions on the daily life of architecture agencies in the current period of health crisis. Attention to everyone, flexibility with on site and remote work, importance of human contact, optimism and care… Discover her testimony alongside Stéphane Maupin, Franis Cardete and Laure Saunier’s ones.

Among Laurence Boccara’s 7 tips for building wealth in an article for Les Echos consist in anticipating a rebound in hotel valuation following the health crisis.

Maud Caubet says, “A well-functioning city is a sustainable one, able to bounce back and learn from crises. With buildings that can adapt and integrate different uses over time without having to be demolished“.

Maud Caubet was WeDemain‘s guest and shared her vision of the city of tomorrow. An opportunity for her to highlight the importance of reversible, useful and poetic, adaptable and inspired by the living designs.

Mille pas is an idea that blossomed within Bejoue’s dynamic and creative team. It’s a game that doesn’t exist yet but will be real in a few months. Mille pas is a type of Mille bornes dedicated to women’s professional careers, highlighting the brakes and accelerators encountered, but also the solutions to erase inequalities.

It is also a first game made in Bejoue that can be bought and co-created. Coralie Franiatte, Isa Terrier and Marianne Nicolas invite 1,000 women (why not you!) to co-write it by answering this questionnaire.

You can also participate in the Ulule fundraising campaign to launch the game.

And we think it’s a great idea! Congratulations Bejoue!

5 years after Paris Agreements, where are we at? What solutions have been implemented? One thing is sure, we need to go further in our actions. The Zero Carbon Forum, organised by the City of Paris, France Urbaine and La Tribune, invites a wide range of actors to reaffirm their commitments and think about ways to accelerate the movement.

The architect Maud Caubet will speak tomorrow alongside Jacques Baudrier, Nicolas Prudhomme and Marc Verrecchia at a round table discussion hosted by César Armand on the 10th and 11th of December on the need to choose biosourced, geosourced and reused materials in order to achieve carbon neutrality in 2050 by moving faster towards carbon-free construction methods.

“Periods of crisis are those during which investment in this sector is not only necessary, but strategic because these periods open, paradoxically, to the best opportunities in private equity when we know how to identify them”, Jean-Marc Palhon, President of EXTENDAM.

With its recent acquisition of the largest Holiday Inn hotel in France and new operations to come, EXTENDAM is preparing for the post-crisis period.

Find the details of the operation in this article by Myriam Mariotte for CF News Immo & Infrastructures.

“There are enough clothes in the world to dress the whole planet differently every day“.

From this statement, the founder of Le Frip Club, Amandine Savi, created the first clothing exchange club in Lyon. Thanks to its original concept, Le Frip Club invites you to give a new value to clothing by forgetting its brand or its purchase value to return to a more basic exchange: a piece for a piece. There, you don’t buy the clothes, you exchange them for another one. A virtuous cycle of second hand pieces, exclusively for women for the moment.

With a fashion industry standing at the 2nd rank among the most polluting industries after oil, Le Frip Club is a great way to renew one’s wardrobe in an ethical way, while controlling one’s own ecological footprint. Discover Le Frip Club.

“A brand who plans to become the reference for the organisation of all types of green themed events“. Tendance Nomad makes a nice introduction of Domaines & évènements, the first company to develop and manage event domains for the account of third parties. The wonderfull Domaine de la Thibaudière is highlighted, as well as the two very new domains under the company’s management: the Résidence Paris and the Bergerie Vaujolyn. All these three are very close to Paris. Read the article 

LiVE and Les Lumières Pleyel, the smallest and largest sites of Inventing Greater Paris call for innovative projects  are featured in the magazine Grand Paris Développement. What do these two projects have in common? They both offer a diversity  of uses, both will be real players in the refurbishment of their area,  which deliveries are scheduled for 2024, and both have been designed for all (LiVE) or part (Les Lumières Pleyel) by architect Maud Caubet. Two articles to discover now.