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In partnership with Groupe Plurial, major stakeholder for accommodation in the Champagne-Ardenne region, and the Regional Council of the Order of Architects.
European Competition « Sweet Eco-Home »
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ARCHITECTURAL AUDACITY REWARDED
In partnership with Groupe Plurial, major stakeholder for accommodation in the Champagne-Ardenne region, the 2nd edition of the European architecture competition "Sweet Eco-Home" was based on the subject "The low-consumption house in 2020"
Its aim is to reward the architectural quality of a project within the respect of environmental standards, the choice and pertinence in the use of safe materials, the capacity of the building to generate energy savings while taking into account the topographical constraints of the land.
The jury:
Led by two Parisian architects, Serge and Lipa GOLDSTEIN, renowned for the originality of their projects and the transformation of urban areas in Reims (Goldorak building…), the jury was composed of :
Mr Alain Niboyet, architect from Groupe Plurial
Mr Olivier Lemont, architect from CROA (Regional Council of the Order of Architects)
Mrs Annabelle Royer, architect from ARCAD (Agency for Sustainable Construction and Development in Champagne Ardenne)
The 2010 winners:
1st Prize: Clément LOBBENS & Frédérique BARCHELARD (ENSA Paris la Villette) for PITCH HOUSE, appreciated for its unique architectural conception rather than its sustainable development and repetitiveness approach in an urban project. Slightly steep-sided in order ro retain terrestrial inertia, PITCH HOUSE is an ecological house adaptable to various environments. Unprecedented opportunity: Supervised by an architect, the winners’ project will be built by the Groupe Plurial.
2nd prize: Julien LECOINTRE & Timothée POISBLAUD (ENSA Rouen) with CADRE MODULABLE, a project which tries to be an alternative to residentials standarts by joining the ZAC planning programme.
Thus, it offers a typology where unused fragmented residues coming from the building construction would be integrated to housings. The house, composed of 2 hollowed boxes articulated by an entrance block, disposes of patios. The interior space is thus extended towards the exterior. The winners received a € 500 financial allowance.
3rd Prize: Alice DECOCQ (ENSA Toulouse) for her project HOME SWEET HOME, a house close to nature which is built at the north-west of the plot so as to benefit from southern solar contributions and large views, in addition to limiting the vis-à-vis. The heated volume is a compact block on which, like a shell, a secondary independant structure optimizes the insulation by the exterior of the heated volume. She received a € 200 financial allowance.
