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📅 August 26 to September 25, 2025
📍 La Galerie d’Architecture, 11 rue des Blancs Manteaux, 75004 Paris
The exhibition “Habiter” offers a reflection on usage, spaces and ways of inhabiting the world in the future.
This architectural exploration will be unveiled in the early season.
👉 Opening on Thursday, September 4, from 6:30 PM to 9 PM
While facing climate, social, and digital emergencies, one question stands out: what if engineers and developers used their skills to tackle the challenges of our time?
🎯 As a nonprofit organization, Latitudes brings together people committed to using technology for the common good. Since 2017, Latitudes has supported companies, schools, and students in integrating social, ethical and environmental concerns into tech professions.
🛠️ In practical terms:
✅ Impact-driven training in engineering and design schools
✅ Tech projects in collaboration with nonprofits or local authorities
✅ A committed community rethinking digital practices
Their core belief: technology is not neutral, but if designed with the right priorities from the start, it can be a powerful lever for change.
👏 Hats off to Latitudes for this constructive, joyful and meaningful initiative. Tech for good isn’t a trend — it’s a movement.
Developed on a former landfill by the Aix-Marseille-Provence Metropolis, the Mallemort photovoltaic park embodies a local, sustainable and cooperative energy transition model.
Alongside the project developer CVE, Énergie Partagée helped turn the project into a collective and ethical success:
✔ Community consultation workshops since 2019
✔ Capital investment in the project company
✔ Upcoming local fundraising campaign
✔ Énergie Partagée Label awarded — the only distinction in the sector dedicated to citizen projects
Sylvain Gombert, investment manager at Énergie Partagée, explained: “Thanks to our 7,500 citizen shareholders, Énergie Partagée was able to invest €135,000 in this project and will contribute to its local impact through the local energy cooperative ‘Sur le Toit des Alpilles’”.