No Man is an Island: Un parc productif habité inspiré du clos-masure normand

Anais Chanon; Andrew Cumming; Federico Diodato; Nikhil  Calas; Emmanuelle Raoul-Duval; Gianvito Corazza; Brieuc Perruchet

No Man is an Island: Un parc productif habité inspiré du clos-masure normand

Translated title of the contribution: No Man is an Island

Anais Chanon (Designer), Andrew Cumming (Designer), Federico Diodato (Designer), Nikhil Calas (Designer), Emmanuelle Raoul-Duval (Designer), Gianvito Corazza (Designer), Brieuc Perruchet (Designer)

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Inspired by regional vernacular landscape typologies (such as the Clos-Masure, the bocage and the pré-verger), No Man is an Island is a proposal for an inhabited productive archipelago in the Vallée de la Touques (Normandie, France).

This multi-scalar project was developed across two competitions inviting designers to rethink this piece of landscape in the context of climate change and rising sea levels : “On se jette à l’eau” call for ideas launched by the CAUE Calvados (for which this project won the Innovation Award), and the AMITER national ideas competition launched by the French Government.

Translated title of the contribution	No Man is an Island
Original language	French
Media of output	Online
Publication status	Published - 16 Jul 2021

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