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Le 16.05.23
Art at the Marty Hotel!

In a bustling neighborhood of Bordeaux, this new hotel concept celebrates all forms of artistic expression.

 

Located near Bordeaux’s city center, Meriadeck district is an administrative and business hub, known for its modernist aesthetics inherited from the 1960s and 1970s. The distinctive architecture of collective housing from that era has both critics and admirers today. Undergoing transformation, it now welcomes new hotspots that intrigue, like the Marty Hotel, acquired by the EXTENDAM/VICARTEM duo and managed by Younight Hospitality.

 

As a creative urban living space, akin to an incubator, Marty aspires to provide travelers with unique immersive experiences in the local culture, by showcasing artists from various backgrounds: DJs, musical performers, graffiti artists, sculptors, and more.

 

Read Delphine Cadilhac’s article in Le Point

Le 15.05.23
Education for Sustainable Development Prepares the Future

Olivier Schneid provides an overview of the existing initiatives in this field for La Gazette des Communes. The CUBE.S challenge is part of it!

 

Open to schools, middle schools, and high schools, also known as the Energy Savings France Championship, it is a wonderful tool designed by Cerema and Ifpeb. It mobilizes students, educational and teaching staff, and local authorities to progress towards energy efficiency through practical actions.

 

Read the article in La Gazette des Communes

Le 11.05.23
The Creative Marty Hotel Bordeaux

The Marty Hotel Bordeaux, Tapestry Collection by Hilton, opens its doors in the Meriadeck business district. Acquired by the EXTENDAM/VICARTEM duo and managed by the hotel management company Younight Hospitality, the hotel is designed for and by the younger generations and aspires to be an inspiring and creative living space with 61 sleek rooms and a cozy atmosphere.

 

Under the guidance of Nell Caritey-Hergué, founder of L’Artillerie, an agency specialized in promoting artists and enhancing spaces, the place is an incubator in itself. Operating on intuition, this traveling gallerist offers daring programming. Through immersive experiences, travelers as well as locals and passing enthusiasts can attend engaging or cultural workshops, exhibitions featuring renowned painters, street artists, photographers or sculptors.

 

Read Emmanuelle Graffin’s article on In Interiors