Contrées ressources

commons – proximity – resource landscape – measured mobility – memory

 

Final presentation:

The Geneva team (atelier apaar, Sofies and 6t) considers that the territory of the Geneva basin, through its qualities and functions, will be called upon to develop in a dynamic, multifunctional and renewable way, like a resource-landscape. Ruptures in certain major international dynamics, as well as citizens’ aspirations for new ways of life, will contribute to shaping new territories of the commons, of synergies and of dialogue. Mapping these resources in relation to the subsoil, the soil, the above-ground, the climate and the heritage of Greater Geneva will bring to light the possibilities of ecosystemic management of the territory as well as new forms of production and habitat. These various territorial components will emerge as so many Resource Regions offering precious attributes of different kinds of proximity.

Gallery:

Team:

Team leaders

• Nathalie Mongé – architect, landscape architect – Atelier Apaar
• Séraphin Hirtz – landscape architect – Atelier Apaar
• Raphaël Niogret – architect – Atelier Apaar
• Thomas Bolliger – architect – Atelier Apaar
• David Martin – environmental engineer – Sofies
• Sébastien Munafò – geographer – 6t-mobilité

Collaborators

• Lionel Walter, public policy and economics – Sofies
• Guillaume Blatti, mobility and ways of life – 6-t research office
• Irène Gil – illustrator – La fabrique de l’espace
• Team Academy, Hes-so Valais Wallis

 

Interview with the team at the 1st coordination seminar