Speaker at a roundtable at SIMI, Maud Caubet returned to the various elements constituting the roadmap of Greater Paris, thus addressing the various opportunities existing in the region.
She also recalled the weak voice given to architects in real estate projects and pleaded for a more important place to be left to architects who “can play an essential role in rethinking the way of building the city today”.
On the Montpellier edition of the Universités de l’économie de demain, Caroline Neyron, Managing Director of the Mouvement Impact France and Luis Uribe, CEO of Nutrition Santé review the latter’s objectives for Touléco.
As a counterpoint to the Medef Summer Universities, the Universités de l’économie de demain wish to show that a new generation of entrepreneurs exists and that they are building a strong voice on social and ecological transition. A true meeting place for the impact economy, this event aims to help companies that want to transform to do so in terms of climate, inclusion, sharing of values, sharing of power, etc.
By deploying this format in the regions, the Movement wants to connect with entrepreneurs engaged in the territory and thus expand its collective.
Matthieu Chavanel is launching Vilaj, a new hotel concept wishing to reinvent the conviviality of a village square in the heart of the territories by mixing different types of activities within the same place.
It is about (re)creating an innovative living space in the heart of the city, where residents and travellers can meet. Each Vilaj will be the ambassador of local identity through its activities, its local supply strategy and the very appearance of each of the buildings which will take on the specific heritage of the territory. Accompanied by EXTENDAM, the initiators of the concept are betting on a daring renewal of the French accommodation offer, adapted to changing public expectations.
Located at the crossroads of the two residential districts of Les Vallées and Petite Garenne in Colombes, La Maison Colombes has undergone a great transformation and extension on the garden side thanks to Rectoverso Architects. Julien Combot, Andrius Queiroz and their team have chosen a contemporary and timeless architecture in line with the existing three-storey house.
Large openings offer a bright and comfortable interior leading onto an outdoor wooden terrace. The living spaces are enlarged with new bedrooms on the first floor and a basement converted into a games room. The ground floor reveals a beautiful open kitchen and a living room opening onto the garden.
Companies of the social and solidarity economy are more resistant to the health crisis. This resilience can be explained by their economic model which attempts to combine profitability, social and environmental utility.
If their governance model, associating managers, employees and shareholders is a bulwark against economic instability, this resilience also comes from the profile of the employees: “They are more committed talents, with a strong determination for the causes defended by their employer” specifies Jean Moreau, co-president of the Mouvement Impact France.
This economic viability leads SSE actors to advocate a paradigm shift in France’s economic policies.
European leader of the hotel industry private equity, EXTENDAM is broadening its scope of intervention in early 2022 and will invest in a margin of obsolete hotels that will be converted into other uses. Often with an insufficient number of rooms for good hotel operations and small or non-existent common areas, these hotels will be renovated and transformed into housing, managed residences or other types of innovative housing.
In a desire to offer small living and functional areas, EXTENDAM will focus its FCPI ConvertHotel mainly on areas where the housing crisis is most acute.
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The unmissable event bringing together committed leaders, economic decision-makers and political leaders returns for a new edition in Dijon. Questioning how territories can be at the heart of the transformation of the economy, the Universités de l’économie de demain aim to promote new competitiveness based on ecological and social indicators. On the program, round tables and masterclasses in the company of political decision-makers and leaders of the Bourgogne-Franche-Comté region.
See you on December 7 at the Consortium Museum in Dijon for a day full of exchanges and discussions!
Designed by Maud Caubet Architects and Quadri Fiore Architecture, Origine embodies a bioclimatic approach, integrates geothermal energy, connection to urban heating networks, photovoltaic panels and favors natural light and the recovery of rainwater.
Offering a gentle aesthetic, the building is inspired by living things and integrates nature and biodiversity to provide an environment that is both unique and timeless, promoting the well-being of its users.
An iconic establishment in Nice, the La Pérouse hotel is now part of the EXTENDAM portfolio, which takes 70% of its capital. The remainder is taken over by Catella Hospitality Europe and Cèdre financial investors. Overlooking the Mediterranean, this 4* boutique hotel in the Angel’s Bay will be repositioned as a luxury boutique hotel and will undergo refurbishment work by an internationally renowned interior designer.
Founded by Victoria Lièvre, designer graduated from the Marseille Mediterranean School of Art and Design, and Luc Fischer, from a business school, Repulp designs and manufactures a range of everyday objects made from orange skins and other citrus fruits. The two partners thus offer another way of producing and mark a new step towards a zero-waste world.
Based in Marseille, Repulp sources its supplies from the region’s fruit juice extraction food industry to provide this great alternative to materials derived from petrochemicals. Biobased and recyclable, Repulp products are beautiful, sustainable and compostable at the same time!
A great idea that changes the game!