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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

Le 10.05.23
The Racine Tower Gets a Makeover in Paris’ 12th District!

The complete rehabilitation of one of Paris’s high-rise buildings, the former headquarters of the National Forestry Office (ONF), is underway. Racine project, led by Alderan and envisioned by Maud Caubet, aims to transform uses of this iconic building constructed in the 1970s, while preserving its architectural identity and ensuring it opens up more to the surrounding city.

 

Batiactu provides a comprehensive overview of the construction work through an illustrated slideshow!

 

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Le 09.05.23
In Pipriac, Students Mobilized for Energy Savings with CUBE.S

On Tuesday, April 11th, students from Saint-Joseph College in Pipriac worked on the Cube.S project, a challenge for secondary schools. It engages the educational community and students over a 5-ear period. The Center for Studies and Expertise on Risks, Environment, Mobility, and Development (Cerema), represented by Didier Meaux and Julie Baumann, is assisting the college in partnership with the Departmental Union of Catholic Institutions Management (Udogec) and the College Organizing Committees (Ogec).

 

The students’ testimonies reveal the impact of this initiative as Lucas explains: “I chose the environment. I set a goal for myself to spend less time in front of the TV. I make sure to turn off lights every time I leave a room. I want to show more interest in nature and its preservation. When we see these beautiful spaces, we must protect them. We discuss it with our family at home“. The students are realizing that it is through each individual’s action that we will collectively achieve results in the quality of daily life.

 

Read full article in Ouest-France