Living together ;
sharing the common good
The projects are conceived as a generous act aimed at sharing common good.
Although these projects are rigorously formal, the common relationship between these works is to promote an intense connection between users, inhabitants, the project and the community.
Sharing the common good has allowed, for example, seven families to undertake a participative housing experiment at Rennes in France. They generate a living space created together by the inhabitants in the ultimate aim of sharing.
Common good has also allowed the creation, in Crete, of a space, a meeting place for residents, passers-by and tradesmen to share their experiences.
The exaltation of this common good concept enables a religious congregation to create a building that expresses itself more as an integral part of the city’s facilities than as a building that openly displays itself as a church.
In these works the common good concept is transformed and becomes a pillar of this generous experience which is living together.
Although these projects are rigorously formal, the common relationship between these works is to promote an intense connection between users, inhabitants, the project and the community.
Sharing the common good has allowed, for example, seven families to undertake a participative housing experiment at Rennes in France. They generate a living space created together by the inhabitants in the ultimate aim of sharing.
Common good has also allowed the creation, in Crete, of a space, a meeting place for residents, passers-by and tradesmen to share their experiences.
The exaltation of this common good concept enables a religious congregation to create a building that expresses itself more as an integral part of the city’s facilities than as a building that openly displays itself as a church.
In these works the common good concept is transformed and becomes a pillar of this generous experience which is living together.
Vivre ensemble :
le bien commun partagé
Les projets sont conçus comme un acte de générosité ayant pour objectif de partager le bien commun.
Bien que ces projets soient d’une grande rigueur formelle, la relation commune entre ces ouvrages est de favoriser un lien profond entre les usagers, les habitants, l’œuvre et la communauté.
Le bien commun permet par exemple à sept familles, de vivre une expérience d’habitat participatif à Rennes en France. Elles génèrent un lieu de vie sculpté ensemble par ses habitants dans le désir ultime de partager.
Le bien commun permet aussi de créer, en Crête, un lieu, espace de rencontres entre résidents, passants et artisans locaux pour échanger des expériences.
L’exaltation de ce même bien commun permet à une congrégation religieuse de créer un bâtiment qui s’exprime plus comme une part intégrale au service de la ville que comme une œuvre qui s’affiche ouvertement comme une église.
Dans ces œuvres, le bien commun se transforme en devenir et support de cette expérience généreuse qu’est le vivre ensemble.
