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LUMA Eco Days 2024
Bioregional Assembly
With LUMA Eco Days: Bioregional Assembly, we propose to examine the new dynamics of sustainable building through a professional gathering featuring case studies, presentations, and dialogue on the site of the Parc des Ateliers, designed as a creative campus and platform for shaping the future. This event aims to strike a balance between ecological, social, and economic priorities.
The day’s program is divided into four interconnected axes, which are developed through presentations and discussions around twenty complementary projects and initiatives.
First axis: From field to building
Second axis: Materials, products, and processes emblematic of the bioregion and rich in externalities (rice straw, sunflower, and other fiber-based materials, earth and stones, algae and microalgae, recycling, reuse of buildings, etc.)
Third axis: Green finance, economic models, and structures (carbon, biodiversity, and social intensity)
Fourth axis: Ecosystems in action
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The renovation of the Magasin Électrique at the Parc des Ateliers.
Second axis – Emblematic materials of the bioregion. By Henna Burney and Sandra Revuelta Albero, Atelier LUMA -
On-site training and discovery workshops on the materials and innovation of the Magasin Électrique.
Fourth axis – Ecosystems in action By Salvatore Tanzi, Tanzi Company -
Three social entrepreneurs activating programs around the straw insulation site of the Magasin Électrique, benefiting from on-site Pro Paille training and qualification by the APTE Association.
Fourth axis – Ecosystems in action By Sébastien Dutherage, APTE Association, and Gerard Ginsburger, Actus -
The renovation of the former Paoli clinic in Arles. Between reuse and bio-based materials.
Second axis – Emblematic materials of the bioregion By Eric Perez, Myamo, and Jérôme Espitalier BC Architects & Studies -
A low-tech insulation board made from cereal straw using Asian sewing techniques, with glue-free and additive-free binding.
First axis – From field to building By Cédric Hamelin, SCOP Paipite -
Myco-materials innovation, at the frontier between microbiology and design.
Second axis – Emblematic materials of the bioregion By Carlotta Borgato, Atelier LUMA, and Wilfried Weber, Saarland University -
Reducing urban heat islands. Strategies through design, with the OUBA (Bio-Adaptive Urban Structures) project.
Fourth axis – Ecosystems in action By Kathleen Réthoret, Atelier LUMA -
Reducing urban heat islands. Strategies in the heritage city.
Fourth axis – Ecosystems in action By Clément Gaillard, Freio -
The role of the Project Owner Assistant (AMO) as coordinator of the reuse and sourcing of materials.
Fourth axis – Ecosystems in action By Valérie Décot, Raedificare -
The OMNES Education Campus, a model of best practice for the sustainable city, built with reused excavated building-site soil.
Fourth axis – Ecosystems in action By Henri Grenon, Redman Newton -
A social housing leader that democratizes low-carbon and bio-based prefab construction through the “Maison Design Pour Tous” model.
Fourth axis – Ecosystems in action By Fabien Lasserre, Vilogia -
Report on rice straw and wheat straw deposit in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur region, a mobilization strategy for the building industry.
First axis – From field to building By Nicolas Guignard, Envirobat BDM -
A seven-story building with external straw insulation. A social-housing leader sensitive to externalities experiments.
First axis – From field to building By Laurent Dandres, APAVE -
The “POP 2030” project
First axis – From field to building By Nicolas Canzian, RFCP, and Luc Floissac, École nationale supérieure d’architecture de Toulouse -
An ecosystem supported by the Lacrotte family, rice farmers in the Camargue and pioneers in the transformation and use of agricultural by-products and eco-materials.
First axis – From field to building By Bruno Lacrotte and Laurence Treiber, BalleConcept -
A collective and circular project for straw-bale production for the construction industry.
First axis – From field to building By Nicolaas Oudhof, Isol’en Paille -
A study of the wetland region of the Camargue to “Support farmers in the adoption of regenerative practices conducive to biodiversity.”
First axis – From field to building By Marc Thomas, Biosud, and Arnaud Béchet, Tour du Valat -
The “Cossure” operation, a large-scale example of renaturing in the Crau, financed by biodiversity offsets.
Third axis – Green finance, economic models, and structures By Caroline Folliet, CDC Biodiversité, and Axel Wolff, Conservatoire d’Espaces Naturels (CEN Paca) -
An Environmental Quality Project Owner Assistant (AMO) accompanying Sustainable Building certification.
Fourth axis – Ecosystems in action By Frédéric Boeuf, Cyclades -
Review of the day and a new perspective
With Philippe Chiambaretta, PCA Stream, and Grégory Quenet, University of Versailles Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines