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Although environmental laws have followed one another since 1975, it was only on January 2022 that the building industry moved from thermal regulation to multi-criteria environmental regulation RE2020. The latter accelerates the decarbonization of the building industry, reduces greenhouse gases and improves comfort. The architect must then make a change to a low-carbon architecture whose mission is to reduce the footprint of the building throughout its life: from its design to its use, including its building phase, the use and transport of materials, sites logistics, but also the reduction of consumption necessary for its uses.
Unisson(s) movement invites project management and all design professions to work together, in a holistic approach in order to invent a low-carbon architecture revisiting the relationship with nature!
The increase in prices and the scarcity of materials have been creating strong tension for several months on the building market, preventing construction players from guaranteeing their deadlines and costs. Some players underline the need to set up new operations allowing revisable prices. An inevitable outcome for many. Maud Caubet explains as follows: “Mechanically, the profession will not be able to escape it and the clients will soon have no choice”.
While the Unisson(s) movement was officially launched during the Sibca, Dominique Boré, General Commissioner of Unisson(s) and Laurent Morel, President of the IFPEB, were at the microphone of Luc-Etienne Rouillard Lafond on the set of BiTV.
The opportunity for them to come back to the initiatives of the movement and to explain how the emergence of a new low-carbon architecture, revisiting our relationship to resources and living organisms, can be the basis for the evolution of the challenges of environmental transition.