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Le 28.11.23
The Puces de l’Illu are back this weekend!

Immerse yourself in the thrilling world of contemporary illustration at the first French festival dedicated to this vibrant art form.

 

For over 10 years, this free event has put a spotlight on the limitless creativity of illustrators, gallery owners, and booksellers. With 130 talented exhibitors spread across 2,000 sqm, the 2023 edition promises to be an exceptional event, marked by a new Campus Prize open to all students under 25.

 

Enjoy workshops, exhibitions and conferences covering topics such as copyright, illustration in architecture, street art, AI, upcycling and social design. Led by passionate experts, these sessions will provide participants with an enlightened perspective on various aspects of artistic creation!

 

🎨 Don’t miss this exceptional event of contemporary illustration!

📍 Join us at the Campus Fonderie de l’Image, 83 Avenue Gallieni, Bagnolet. Metro line 3 – Gallieni. Free admission.

 

Find the complete festival program on Architectures CREE

Le 27.11.23
The largest citizen solar powerplant of Île-de-France was inaugurated in Essonne

Last month in Étréchy, a 8,788-photovoltaic panel solar powerplant was inaugurated by Entre Juine et Renarde local authority. This latter collaborated with Energie Partagée to develop this project. Established in 2010, the organization is supported by over 7,000 citizen shareholders and positions as a tool for collaborative and solidarity-based investment dedicated to financing initiatives for renewable energy production.

 

Read more about it in the November 24th edition of Le Nouvel Economiste

Le 23.11.23
EXTENDAM Supports Outsite in its European Development

By 2028, the American startup Outsite plans to open a hundred new “all-inclusive” coliving spaces in Europe designed for the modern telecommuter. This expansion will be financed by three investment funds, EXTENDAM, Keys REIM and Stone Capital, totalising 300 million euros. They will acquire hotels in various European cities and fund the renovations to convert them into large coliving spaces with coworking areas. These locations will then be managed by Outsite.

 

Read the entire article on Les Echos Start