On Saturday, March 23, from 5pm to 8pm, come and chat with key players in the construction industry, and take part in round-table discussions on committed practice and current architectural issues!

The Forum des Bâtisseurs aims to create a network of construction players who share the same convictions: respect for the environment, awareness of social issues and use of local resources and knowledge. We have found that many students, recent graduates and professionals aspire to become more involved in their architectural practice, but are not always aware of the various opportunities available to them. If you're wondering how to combine your values and your profession, if you think you can provide some answers to these questions, or if you're simply curious, join us for this forum, conducive to exchanges and discussions with professionals.

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With representatives of Hangar Zéro, the Bâtisseurs collective and their guests.

From March 1 to 30, 2024, join us for the 6th edition of Chantiers communs, the cultural event that lets you see and experience the living, supportive and creative territories being invented in Normandy today.

With over 70 events open to all, let's take the time together to discover and explore the places we live in, imagine new ways of living there, and invent the architecture of the world to come!

Until April 27 - An exhibition by the Maison de l'architecture de Normandie - Le Forum, designed by OLGGA Architectes

Driven by a shared passion for design, Guillaume GRENU and Nicolas LE MEUR, former students atENSA Normandie, champion honest, sincere, and responsible architecture at OLGGA.

For OLGGA, building means first and foremost confronting a territory, interacting with a site and embracing an existing topography. Their projects offer radical responses, materialized by frank and assertive volumetrics. For them, it's all about creating with meaning, far from any fad or over-identified trend. OLGGA's approach to design is to put a strong idea to work in a particular place, and to see it as an ongoing commitment. Each project is an opportunity for a profound rethink, to open up the field of possibilities and, above all, to be as accurate as possible.

OLGGA sees architecture as an open discipline, always on the lookout for a variety of partners to broaden the scope of its responses. Resolutely optimistic, OLGGA pursues an experimental approach fuelled by unfailing motivation and the desire to achieve one of their primary objectives: "To re-establish architecture where it has been neglected, and to make it accessible to as many people as possible".

The agency's work was recognized in 2010 by the French Ministry of Culture and Communication: OLGGA won the "Albums des jeunes architectes et paysagistes" (AJAP).

Text by Maryse Quinton, journalist.

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Visual: OLGGA, le Petit Quevilly ©Sara images

White, black, red, in dominant, verticals, curves which roll up and unroll, other verticals which prolong the walk, forms which dialogue with plans.

A punctuation, rigorous and ordered, made of signs, some on the horizontal, others going towards the bursting, where the dance takes precedence over the equally rigorous order. Contrasts, a work in nuances which plays with the light, between painting, sculpture and architecture.

Created by two visual artists, Annick Doideau and Nicole Fellous, who conceived and created the exhibition specifically for the Forum space.

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