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For its 4th edition, the award ceremony for the energy savings challenge CUBE.S will be held at the Climate Academy on March 30 from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. The finalist establishments and students will be able to present the initiatives they have launched to carry out their energy sobriety actions. 12 prizes will then be awarded to the winners. The challenge is placed under the high patronage of the Ministry of National Education and Youth and the Ministry of Ecological Transition.
Last Friday, professionals, CSR and tourism experts, students from ESSEC’s MSc in Hospitality Management (IMHI), once again worked together on the levers to accelerate CSR within the hospitality sector. This 3rd working session of La Fabrique du Tourisme on sustainable tourism and CSR was able to count on the transition testimony of its sponsor, Nicolas Ponson, co-CEO of the Redman group and inspiring entrepreneurs such as Jean-Pierre Nadir, founder of Fairmoove or even Thibault Lamarque, founder of Castalie before the launch of the thematic workshops.
Born in the spring of 2020, during the first confinement, La Fabrique du Tourisme was created at the instigation of EXTENDAM, Bpifrance and MKG Consulting with the idea of taking advantage of (rather than undergoing) this forced break time tourism sector, to co-build, share and propose, together, concrete actions that will accelerate the transition to the tourism of tomorrow. It’s very qualitative events and reports are real tools at the service of the transition of tourism stakeholders.
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In Malakoff, Air architectures has built around thirty housing units, with through apartments on the ground floor with independent access to the garden. The building offers its inhabitants the opportunity to complete the residential course of a lifetime without changing address, by offering half of the accommodation.
Olivier Leclercq, co-founder of Air architectures, is very interested in the subject of collective housing. The Malakoff project is one of them. He observes: “We checked in those around us what the INSEE statistics indicate. In Île-de-France, one out of two marriages end in divorce, cohabitations precede blended families, new parenthoods, roommates, intergenerational housing, etc. This diversity of situations renders the model of an apartment for a couple and two children obsolete and calls for a more flexible habitat”. Scalable from a studio to a 5-room duplex, the apartments of AIR architectures provide a solution for a welcoming and flexible city.