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Maud Caubet and Les Grandes Idées are delighted to have presented the teaser of the documentary Unisson(s) during the SIBCA last Friday. Many thanks to Unisson(s) team for their trust.
The Unisson(s) movement, bringing together the players of design, building, planning and landscape, explores solutions and ideas for a renewed architectural writing, a low carbon architecture, an architecture of the living. Its objective: to accelerate the reform of practices and together inspire a new imagination.
Feel free to join the movement by signing the manifesto: https://bit.ly/3SGNJzq
Directed by Maud Caubet, directing and producing, Les Grandes Idées, on the script, Olivier Sabatier, filmmaker, Félix Roudier and Victor Dussap, illustrators and YOTTA, post-producer, the documentary is part of the itinerant system of debates and design thinking workshops of the Unisson(s) movement.
See you on November 16th at the Maison de l’architecture Île-de-France for the broadcast of the documentary in full version during the first event of the movement!
Created by the two lovers of architecture and design: Françoise Novel and Franck Mallez, Yourse is a sustainable solution for renting or purchasing designer furnitures. Yourse offers a new furnishing experience for individuals and professionals, making accessible the timeless creations of the 20th and 21st century. How do they do? Thanks to a leasing or purchase circular service for design furniture. By this way, Yourse aims to share, over the long term, the use of sustainable and premium pieces, designed to last and realized in the rules of art!
You fall for a chair conceived by a famous designer but you can’t buy it? It is now possible to first rent it and then buy it at a reduced price or change it for another piece, at the end of your contract.
Ideally located opposite Angers train station, the Hôtel Univers is now under Younight Hospitality’s management. As part of its repositioning, the hotel will be renovated and will become a place for hospitality, modernity and innovation. His 10-employee team remains on board. Work will start early next year.
“One of our core objectives is to move the hotel upmarket, without necessary aiming to pass it from 2-star to 3-star category. We want to convey a “feel at home”atmosphere and a design that procures a real identity” underlines Romain Gowhari, CEO of Younight Hospitality.