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11 Housing Units in a Slope in Turquant, France by 2:pm architectures

Thursday, August 4th, 2011

Article source: 2:pm architectures

Sustainable development must begin with a general reflection of the building process, including on materials. It is important to prove that today, building a sustainable and energy-efficient, is not necessarily syno­nymous with building in wood. Indeed the extensive use of a material can quickly become detrimental to the economic market. Steel is a building material to take into account development considera­tions sustainable in many aspects.

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  • Architect: 2:pm architectures
  • Name of Project: 11 Housing Units in a Slope
  • Place: Turquant, France
  • Client: Parc Loire Anjou Tourraine
  • Program: Housing
  • Cost: 750 000 euros
  • Materials: Steel structure
  • Project team: AIA Ingénierie, Bétyle, Cabinet Faure
  • Competition: February 2011

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