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“Promoting the inclusion and utility of retirees as actors in a changing world, creators of intergenerational connections and promoters of economic, social, and solidarity activities at the local level” – this is the mission of Thank You Max. The Thank You Max app connects people in need of a service with “Max” from their neighbourhood, a friendly and dynamic retiree living nearby who enjoys helping their neighbours.
The goal: to develop a new concept of collaborative and sustainable neighbourhood life, led by retirees from the neighbourhood, while developing the creation of economic, social, and solidarity activities!
Congratulations on this great initiative.
Bertrand Pullès, co-CEO of EXTENDAM and investment manager Maxime Durand said: “We believe that Outsite’s innovative approach to hospitality perfectly aligns with EXTENDAM’s investment strategy. This partnership will enable us to expand our footprint in Europe and offer unique experiences to modern travellers”
The co-living & co-working operator which creates properties for digital nomads and remote workers and the partners have signed an agreement to back its European expansion plan with a €300 million commitment to secure new properties.
The collaboration will allow Outsite to scale up and multiply its current inventory by fourfold, reaching over 3,500 keys within the next five years.
Maud Caubet spoke yesterday at the seminar “Long Live Housing!: Transforming the existing in line with climate challenges” organized by the CAUEs of Île-de-France and the DRAC Île-de-France, on the occasion of the presentation of the work of the CAUE Observatory of Île-de-France.
This day of exchanges and sharing of experiences made it possible to address two very important subjects: rehabilitation and housing quality for all. A great opportunity for Maud Caubet Architects to present, alongside Iain Hutton, the ongoing work she’s leadinf on the site of the Château de Levallois-Perret: the restructuring of a maternity hospital into a building of housing units near a historical monument, the Hospice Richard Wallace