Christiane Blancot, director of studies at Apur, will speak at the round table "what morphology in Paris tomorrow?"
This second professional meeting at the Pavillon de l'Arsenal devoted to the future PLU wishes to allow each and everyone, actors of the design, the promotion, the construction, to learn more precisely about the main provisions of the regulations, still under study. .
It is also an opportunity to question those who design it around two round tables. The first will more specifically address questions of urban morphology, the second the challenges of programming and attractiveness.
What urban form draws the bioclimatic PLU? Will the regulations determine an aesthetic? How will the rule promote the adaptation of buildings to climate change? What tools will the PLU put in place to promote programmatic diversity? How to program the quarter-hour city? Can we make density desirable?
Introduction
- Emmanuel Grégoire, first deputy mayor of Paris
What morphology in Paris tomorrow?
- Yannick Beltrando, urban architect
- Christiane Blancot, director of city and form studies, Apur
How to plan Paris?
- Guillaume Hebert, a city factory
- Stephane Lecler, director of urban planning for the City of Paris
- Michèle Raunet, associate notary, general manager of Cheuvreux
Morning moderated by Gaël Thomas, editorial director, in charge of Business Immo content.
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