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Description
Climate change and new “green” policies increasingly seem to be having an impact on the way some architects work, with architectural practice becoming in some ways more ethical towards our natural environment. The seventh edition of CCP brings together these transitional architecture projects, those quality architectures that promote the reuse of existing spaces, the reuse of materials, sustainable construction systems and materials, energy-efficient new buildings and mixed-use programs that in some way help to group activities together without dispersing them and promote the well-being of users. These architectures are in transition towards a more ethical building culture and zero-impact practice. The architectural transition will be long and full of obstacles, but it is irreversible. The CCP07 proposes an exchange of experiences between Barcelona, Brussels-Wallonia, Luxembourg and the French region of The Grand Est. This catalogue presents a selection of architectures in transition from Wallonia Brussels region. All them examples of reusing the built heritage and social responsibility, expanding the network of professionals and institutions connected by the sharing culture of CCP.
Title: Architectures in Transition – Wallonia Brussels
Editors: Xavier Bustos, Nicola Regusci, Nathalie Brison
Contributor: Audrey Contesse
Editorial advisor: César Reyes Nájera
Architecture Studios:
Agwa
Artau, architectures
Atelier Chora
Atelier d’architecture Meunier-Westrade
Baumans Deffet Architecture Urbanisme
Bruum Architecture + Brogneaux Architecture
dA architectes
Époc
Générale
he-architectes
Karbon’ architecture et urbanisme
Label architecture
LRArchitectes
Msa + Ney & Partners Engineering
Notan Office
Olivier Fourneau Architects
SPECIMEN
Suède 36 + BASE
V+
Studio Paola Viganò + VVV architecture urbanisme
Design: dpr-barcelona with Camila Reyes and Ramzi Shadid
Language: English, French
Translations: Clara Manigne-Malan and dpr-barcelona
Size: 25 x 18 cm
Date: December 2024
ISBN: 978-84-128922-2-2
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