Construction en pierre massive © Atelier Archiplein

Sustainable construction or the hidden utility of the useless

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Marlène Leroux, partner at Atelier Archiplein in Geneva, was invited by Prof. Emmanuel Rey’s studio at the Laboratory of Architecture and Sustainable Technologies (LAST) to talk about her work as an architect through a selection of projects. Entitled " Construction durable ou l'utilité cachée de l’inutile", her talk gave students the opportunity to discover projects that tackled, in particular, the construction and sustainability challenges of using solid stone.

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Construction en pierre massive © Atelier Archiplein

Sustainable construction or the hidden utility of the useless

Education

Marlène Leroux, partner at Atelier Archiplein in Geneva, was invited by Prof. Emmanuel Rey’s studio at the Laboratory of Architecture and Sustainable Technologies (LAST) to talk about her work as an architect through a selection of projects. Entitled " Construction durable ou l'utilité cachée de l’inutile", her talk gave students the opportunity to discover projects that tackled, in particular, the construction and sustainability challenges of using solid stone.

Reconversion d’une remise en habitation, Neuchâtel © frundgallina architectes

Forms of living

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Jean-Claude Frund, partner at frundgallina architectes in Neuchâtel, was invited by Prof. Emmanuel Rey’s studio at the Laboratory of Architecture and Sustainable Technologies (LAST) to talk about his work as an architect through a selection of projects. Entitled "Formes d’habiter", his lecture gave students the opportunity to discover a variety of housing projects in different contexts and scales.

Züri-Modular © Blumer Lehmann / Bauart

The challenges of modular architecture

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Prof. Emmanuel Rey, head of the Laboratory of Architecture and Sustainable Technologies (LAST) and partner of the Bauart office in Bern, Neuchâtel, and Zurich, is one of the experts invited to speak in the book “L'AMI Bison Futé”, published by the CANAL architecture office in Paris.

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