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NØRBAN - Nordic stories - Friday
Les plus grands spécialistes et acteur de l'architecture et de l'urbanisme nordique présentent leur vision d'un développement urbain durable.
Les Villes, centres de population denses et acteurs décisifs dans ce monde globalisé, ont un rôle central à jouer dans la lutte contre le réchauffement climatique. De par leurs positions, elles constituent des champs d’expérimentations uniques dans le but de construire une politique orientée vers un futur durable socialement et écologiquement. Lors de ces deux séances, les acteurs nordiques en France invitent les plus grands spécialistes du Danemark, Finlande, Norvège et Suède pour vous parler de la ville durable. De la construction de nouveaux quartiers en bois, aux transports en commun, en passant par l’optimisation énergétique, architectes, urbanistes, acteurs locaux vous présenteront des projets récents représentatifs d’un urbanisme responsable, écologique et durable nordique.
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Alongside the continuous efforts in the global political sphere for action against climate change, cities as dynamic and highly populated entities and fields of experimentation are becoming increasingly important global political actors for more sustainable future. With the increasing urban populations, the sustainable urban innovations are increasingly responsible for ecologically and socially sustainable future. Nordic partners in Paris are presenting a selection of the most known urban professionals presenting case studies of some of most innovative urban design and sustainable architecture projects in the nordic countries.
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THEMES :
Bicycle urbanism by design. Considering design as a placemaking solution for liveable cities
Mikael Colville-Andersen, Copenhagenize Design co. Denmark
New european ecosystem for urban mobility - optimizing urban traffic through “mobility as a service”
Mobility as a service Helsinki, Finland.
Return of wood to the city - low-carbon urban construction for sustainable city
AOA Architects Helsinki, Finland
Powerhouse - the world's first rehabilitated office building that produces more energy than it uses
Snøhetta, Norway
Urban eco-village. Meeting the ecological, social and economical needs of modern urban living.
Helen & Hard architects, Norway
Healthy and sustainable city through greenness and density
White Architects, Sweden
Densification: a key for sustainable and energy-efficient urban planning
Sverre Landmark, Aspelin Ramm / Infill, Norway
Organisé par l'Ambassade du Danemark, l'Ambassade Royale de Norvège, l'Institut suédois et l'Institut finlandais dans le cadre de la saison culturelle Automne Nordique.
Crédits : Bærekraftsakademiet, Hurdal par Helen & Hard,
Informations pratiques
Grande Salle d'exposition
Pavillon de l'Arsenal
21 bld Morland, 75004
Renseignements
Institut finlandais
01 40 51 89 09
michael.toledano@institut-finlandais.fr
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