#urban transformation — Vincent Lavergne

REGARDS n°117 de l’AGAM “Les toits : l’avenir des villes a du potentiel”

Cycle logement – Table ronde #1 – Construire toujours plus, mais comment ?

Cycle de rencontre ● Le logement tout le monde en parle, mais pour faire quoi ?
Tables rondes et débat public avec les représentants des candidat.es à l’élection présidentielle.

Table ronde #1 I Construire toujours plus, mais comment ?
Comment répondre aux besoins en termes de production de logements, où les construire et avec quelles formes urbaines, à l’heure de la loi ZAN, de l’étalement urbain, d’un besoin de nature dans certaines villes, et du refus de la densité de la part des populations et certains élus ?

• Vincent Lavergne, founding architect of Vincent Lavergne Architecture Urbanisme was one of 100 actors invested in the transformation of the city from micro to the micro scale as part of the INNOVAPRESSE 2022 edition. The interview is available in issue 130/131 of Traits Urbain.

"City and society". The city as a common cultural construction: between material and immaterial.

01/05/2024

A century ago, tens of thousands of women and men left the French countryside to settle in the city. New forms of living are being invented, including collective and social housing. In Paris, everyone must find their place. An extract from the preface to the Paris Habitat exhibition catalogue. Ian Brossat.

01/05/2024

Porte de Clignancourt - Vincent Lavergne

arsenal habiter mieux 2 - Vincent Lavergne

A conference during the exhibition "Living more, living better" at the Pavillon de l'Arsenal, April 2018

arsenal habiter mieux - Vincent Lavergne

The "TEP Menilmontant" mixed block project, in the 11th arrondissement, cited in an article by Eliza Culea-Hong "Neither here nor elsewhere?" FACES n°79, summer 2021.

The French Institute and the VLAU agency present URBATECTURA / Concrete solutions for a resilient city, a travelling exhibition between Barcelona, Bilbao, Zaragoza and Valencia [June to November 2021]

01/05/2024

Ilot Barcelonais / Ilot Phare: Creating multi-faceted urban identity adapted to new ways of life and uses, linked to the geographical and climatic conditions of Mediterranean cities.

Detroit, restarting the urban engine

L’exemple de Detroit aux Etats-Unis peut s’envisager comme une réelle étape de décroissance et s’imposer comme l’axe majeur d’un nouveau paradigme urbain. “Reanimate the ruins”, tel était le sujet du concours lancé en 2014 pour sortir de la déprime. Le projet lauréat “Cross the plant”, conçu par une équipe française, propose alors la transformation en centre urbain de l’ancienne usine de production d’automobiles Packard, désaffectée depuis 1987 [...]

In Paris, the battle of ecology versus social issues

“Building a city” and “building ecology”, two contradictory movements with inverted trajectories, abandoned by politicians on one hand and co-opted on the other? In Paris, based on the results of the last European elections, the stage is set for the upcoming municipal elections. Convenient alliances are shaping up, based on a simplistic and polarized vision of society, between progressivism and sovereigntism. Facing this regenerated, unapologetic yet conservative political scene, a new lever emerges and nuances this bipartisanship: political ecology [...]

The suburbs, turnkey cities?

The leading force overseeing the making of a city like Paris is the tension between, on one hand, a centripetal movement formed by the appropriation of both resources and living forces and, on the other hand, a centrifugal movement of production facilities and of the work force [...]

Ilot Phare

ONF office Headquarters

Olympic Media village – Paris Olympics 2024

Packard Plant Detroit

The transformation of the Grands Moulins is an opportunity for the city centre of Corbeil-Essonnes to reinvent its relationship with the Seine and Essonne rivers, creating a narrative around its medieval, industrial and natural heritage while undergoeing an ecological transition.

01/05/2024

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