On Friday 5 June 2009 at the Maison de l'Architecture, des Territoires et du Paysage in Angers.
We talk of
sustainable architecture, but what is "architecture that
lasts?" The type that is said to "age well"! The type that has been
designed with the dimension of time and durability as a key
criterion.
Unlike "Kleenex" architecture, which is "quick, ok and cheap",
i.e. consumable architecture.
Architects' personal accounts on a subject that the
prevailing temporality sidelines all too often from discussion.
In partnership with the Regional Council of the Association of
Architects.
Maison
de l'Architecture, des Territoires et du Paysage
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