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The three partners have acquired a vacant urban site on Rue de Meaux in Paris’s 19th arrondissement to develop a residential program aligned with the neighborhood’s needs.
This adds to their portfolio of four Paris buildings acquired together in December 2024.
Located near Buttes-Chaumont Park and Laumière metro station, the former residential building will be replaced by a new wood-constructed project that meets RE2020 energy standards. It will offer 17 apartments (T2 to T4) and a ground-floor retail space.
This acquisition is part of a joint venture between REDMAN and Omnes Capital aimed at rehabilitating buildings in high-demand urban areas to accelerate energy transition and reduce carbon emissions.
Led with Delphine Thiant Architecture, the project exemplifies a bold ambition: reimagining Paris’s housing stock with sustainability and local impact at its core.
In France, 88% of venture capital goes to companies founded exclusively by men. To fight this structural inequality, Tatiana Jama, Céline Lazorthes, and Valentine de Lasteyrie co-founded SISTA in 2018 — a collective working to bring more diversity into the digital economy.
Since then, SISTA has reshaped the ecosystem by:
✔️ Publishing an annual barometer to highlight inequalities and offer actionable solutions
✔️ Creating a commitment charter signed by 150+ investment funds aiming to have 25% of funded companies founded or co-founded by women by 2025
✔️ Launching SISTAFUND, the first investment fund dedicated to women-led startups — receiving over 2,000 applications annually and investing in 9 companies so far
💡 “Fundraising has historically been designed by and for men. It’s time to change the rules of the game”
Full interview with Tatiana Jama here
In Paris’s 12th arrondissement, at the foot of Sorbonne Nouvelle, the small iconic tower formerly occupied by France’s National Forestry Office (ONF) for over 50 years is beginning a new life!
After two years of renovation, the newly renamed Racine blends heritage with renewal, creating a new silhouette on the city’s skyline.
Respecting its past, the building retains its distinctive slim profile. A new extension wraps like a scarf around two reclaimed underground parking lots, turned into luminous patios.
Its rooftop — crowned with a greenhouse made of glass and wood — will be dedicated to urban farming, offering panoramic views of Paris and standing as a new urban beacon.
A project that combines:
✔️ The poetry of a new landmark in eastern Paris
✔️ Maximum flexibility and reversibility, allowing for future conversion into offices, housing, cultural or sports spaces
✔️ Strong environmental commitment: preservation, reuse, bioclimatic design, and urban nature — from the green roof (175 sqm) to the rooftop farm and first-floor gardens
🖇️ Discover the project in the Tema.archi video report by Temaprod