Fabien Damas, architecte associé - L’Atelier du Rouget Simon Teyssou & associés,
Laurent Daudigny, directeur général – Lamécol,
Isabelle Quet-Hamon, directrice expertise et appui - Paris Habitat,
Yolaine Paufichet, vice-présidente du Conseil national de l’Ordre des architectes
Round table organised by FIBOIS France and moderated by Yolaine Paufichet, Vice-President of the National Council of the Order of Architects
Through a selection of projects that have won the National Wood Construction Award over the past ten years, this round table discussion highlights the possible integrations and uses of wood in contemporary architecture to address climate challenges. Between summer comfort, simplicity and the diversity of uses for the material, architects and professionals will share their experiences with innovative, frugal, and committed projects.
Biography L’Atelier du Rouget
L’Atelier du Rouget, led by Simon Teyssou since 2001, is an architecture firm based in Le Rouget (Cantal), with a branch in Clermont-Ferrand since 2019, employing around twenty people, including architects, landscape architects and construction economists. The agency works on multiple scales (housing, public facilities, urban planning, furniture) and takes a trans-scalar approach that links territorial, ecological and social dimensions, particularly in rural areas. It places a strong emphasis on quality of use, choice of materials, relationship to the site and the ecological footprint of the project, believing that ecology should be integrated from the design stage as a project opportunity.
https://www.atelierarchitecture.frBiography LAMÉCOL
LAMÉCOL, a Gironde-based company founded in 1974 and integrated into the DL group in 2011, specialises in glued laminated timber and wood recycling. Drawing on the forests of the Landes region, it develops innovative construction systems such as Épinlam® and straw-insulated frame walls. Led by Laurent Daudigny, it perfectly illustrates local roots, innovation and commitment to ecological transition.
https://groupedl.fr/nos-savoir-faire/construction-bois/Biography Paris Habitat
Paris Habitat, a social housing provider in Paris and its metropolitan area, manages more than 128,600 homes in 54 municipalities, housing nearly 1 in 9 Parisians. As a committed player, it carries out a wide range of tasks: housing construction, renovation, property management, while innovating for ecological transition – use of bio-based materials, low-energy solutions and reuse. Paris Habitat places local service at the heart of its activities: regional agencies, caretakers, tenant support and continuous improvement of comfort and quality of life.
https://www.parishabitat.fr/a-la-une/petit-musc-surelevation-logements/
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