Le showroom réemploi du Bouchet, avec Jill Pichon (fdmp)

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Le Bouchet est un immeuble de bureau genevois des années 1980. Pour le transformer en logement et le surélever, les architectes (fdmp, Genève) tachent de réemployer matériaux et éléments trouvés sur place et dans la région. Pour mettre en valeur la démarche et communiquer auprès des professionnel·les, les architectes ont déployé au 6e étage un showroom qui présente les différents éléments réemployés par une analyse multicritère. Visite en compagnie de Jill Pichon, cheffe de projet.

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