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How to build in a world that changes so quickly and whose future design seems increasingly complex to guess? What are the questions that architects and urban planners are asking themselves today, in a climate and way of life’s changes context ?
For Dominique Boré, Honorary President of the Maison de l’architecture d’Île-de-France and Commissioner of Unisson(s) movement, we have to get out of the experimentation stage. Project owners must integrate regulations into their programs and budgets in order to industrialize processes. The RE2020 sets thresholds to be reached, leaving the architect free to choose his path to reach them. For the first time, a French law takes into account territories, geography, climate and resources all together to adapt housing. The architect must therefore come to terms with this new palette, making it a new basis for creativity and creation.
Organized by the Campus Fonderie de l’Image, a school of graphic and digital design located in Bagnolet, the Puces de l’Illu will welcome around a hundred exhibitors with various specialties. For its 10th edition, the festival will offer conferences, workshops. Special workshops led by the Musée en Herbe will take place for young audiences and exhibitions will spread within the Campus and in various cultural venues all the way to the heart of Paris. This year, press illustration will also be at the heart of debates with round tables and signing sessions.
Prizes will be awarded at the end of the event: At the Grand Prix for Contemporary Illustration is added the Prize for Youth Illustration.
While the summer performance of the French hotel industry was very satisfactory, the sector continued this momentum in September, according to the EXTENDAM barometer.
In this new school year, France is posting a sharp increase in RevPAR (Revenue Per Available Room): it has now reached € 94, i.e. +12 % compared to 2019 references.
Despite the very slight decline in the occupancy rate, the industry was stimulated by the presence of international tourists and a dynamic corporate segment in Paris with a rate reaching 83 % compared to 69 % the previous month in Île-de-France.
In terms of regions, the month of September ended with an occupancy rate of 74 %, an increase of +1 point compared to August.