Author Archives: Justinien Tribillon

The renovation and expansion of the Château de Beaucastel prepares the site for the centuries ahead

The ethos of this unusually discreet starchitect, one half of French practice Lacaton & Vassal, is both frugal and generous, a shining light in the climate emergency

A modest vertical extension on Rue du Petit-Musc by Mir Architectes embodies the vision of the City of Paris for a greener and more socially just future

When used for insulation and non‑structural walling, this promising material offers a low‑carbon alternative to concrete

A dramatic public space by Buzzo Spinelli and Antoine Dufour Architectes is helping reconnect the Corsican city of Bastia with its seafront

As part of Plan Común, Courrèges disrupts the real‑estate paradigm in Paris

As this glass factory in France’s rural Moselle continues to evolve and host new activities, SO‑IL and Freaks Architecture’s rehabilitation consolidates the site’s identity

Sergison Bates’ calm and generous care home for residents with young onset dementia takes the experience of the users as its primary reference

New student housing in Paris-Saclay by Bruther and Baukunst provides comfort in an eerie landscape of corporate expansion and disused agrarian plots

Networks of people, capital and goods are carefully concealed, but are vulnerable to unravel in the face of economic, ecological and geopolitical collapse