#4 Benjamin Aubry · Iudo · Inspirations japonaises et transformations pavillonnaires

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Rencontre avec Benjamin Aubry, architecte cofondateur de la startup iudo. On y parle des pavillons du Grand Paris, du tissu urbain de Tokyo et de sa mutation permanente, mais aussi de la naissance d'une startup, du difficile exercice de densification du tissu pavillonnaire et de la ville incrémentale. Pour en savoir plus : La starup iudo : https://www.iudo.co L'exposition "Transformations pavillonnaires" du Pavillion de l'Arsenal: https://www.pavillon-arsenal.com/fr/expositions/11030-transformations-pavillonnaires.html "Tokyo Metabolizing", par Koh Kitayama, Yoshiharu Tsukamoto, Ryue Nishizawa : https://jp.toto.com/publishing/detail/A0312_e.htm

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