Apur, the Paris Urbanism Agency, is a non-profit association created in 1967 which brings together 29 partners and is a place of shared, forward-looking, multi-scale study. It documents, analyses and imagines the urban and societal evolution of Paris, the 12 areas covered by Greater Paris Public Territorial Establishments and Grand Paris Metropolis as a whole.
Each year, in liaison with the City of Paris, Apur draws up a list of building with precarious elements that render it...
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