Immeuble Langevin à Caen : point d'étape du projet Quartiers de Demain

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Michel PATARD-LEGENDRE, Président de Caen la mer Habitat, fait un point d’étape du projet de réhabilitation de l’immeuble Langevin, à La Grâce de Dieu. Martine JOURDAN, habitante du quartier, explique le rôle confié au jury citoyen sur ce projet, inscrit dans le programme national “Quartiers de Demain”.Musique dans ce podcast : Gomina - Stupid (Fulgeance Remix). Un sujet réalisé avec le soutien de La Ville de Caen - Mon Quartier en Transition.

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