Architecture
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CASA MASETTI, São Paulo – Brazil
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The Casa Masetti is a house designed by Paulo Mendes Da Rocha in the early 1970s. The architecture was inspired by the cliff on which it is built. The house consists of two spaces: the open, airy ground floor and the living space. Made of concrete, the house is suspended above the ground on four…
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BINARIO ARCHITECTES : Portrait of Delphine Péters, Andrea Tenuta
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The Liège-based firm Binario Architectes is one of the ten craft architecture firms that caviar.archi has decided to portray in film. Delphine Péters and Andrea Tenuta tell you all about their interest in architecture in front of Mister Emma’s camera. They describe their day-to-day work and practices. Quality architecture, architecture in good taste, but what…
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WOMEN IN ARCHITECTURE
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Through a series of profiles, Mister Emma considers the evolution of the position of women within the architectural profession. What are their past and current battles? How has their visibility increased in books, in the universities, on the reference sites, in international prizes? A FEMICITY program. Technical sheet of this architecture video clipJournalist : Emma…
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SBBT ARCHITECTURE : Portrait of Sophie Berthelier
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Sophie Berthelier worked at architect Jean Nouvel’s firm before founding with her associate Benoît Tribouillet the SBBT organisation in Paris and Chartres. These days she has moved away from contextual architecture to work on a more sensitive form of architecture with in-depth working on materials. She breaks away from the architectural gesture as it’s the…
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PARIS ZOOLOGICAL PARK, Paris – France
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The architect Véronique Descharrières collaborates with the firm Bernard Tschumi Urbanistes Architectes. Together they worked on the Paris Zoological Park for which she received the Prix Femmes Architectes in the category ‘Original Work’ in 2015. This project has given them the opportunity to reflect on cohabitation and animal well-being in an urban space. The programme…
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OUEST : Portrait of Stéphane Damsin and Jan Haerens
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The Brussels-based firm Ouest is one of the ten craft architecture firms that caviar.archi has decided to portray in film. Stéphane Damsin and Jan Haerens tell you all about their interest in architecture in front of Mister Emma’s camera. They describe their day-to-day work and practices. Quality architecture, architecture in good taste, but what does…
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RESERVOIR A: Portrait of Julien Dailly
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The Charleroi-based firm Réservoir A is one of the ten craft architecture firms that caviar.archi has decided to portray in film. Julien Dailly tells you all about their interest in architecture in front of Mister Emma’s camera. They describe their day-to-day work and practices. Quality architecture, architecture in good taste, but what does creating architecture…
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LRARCHITECTS: Portrait of Serge Landtmeters and Pascal Rahier
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The Walloon-based firm LRArchitectes is one of the ten craft architecture firms that caviar.archi has decided to portray in film. Serge Landtmeters and Pascal Rahier tell you all about their interest in architecture in front of Mister Emma’s camera. They describe their day-to-day work and practices. Quality architecture, architecture in good taste, but what does…
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LUC SCHUITEN: Vertical gardens – Brussels Belgium
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Luc Schuiten has designed various solutions for the abandoned corners of the city to bring a little poetry, nature but also housing for the homeless. He has listed 300 places in Brussels and only the municipality of Molenbeek-Saint-Jean has provided him with a building plot: the one in which ruled András Pándy, a pastor of…
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LABEL ARCHITECTURE: Portrait of Thibaut Rome and Christophe Pham
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The Brussels-based firm Label Architecture is one of the ten craft architecture firms that caviar.archi has decided to portray in film. Thibaut Rome and Christophe Pham tell you all about their interest in architecture in front of Mister Emma’s camera. They describe their day-to-day work and practices. Quality architecture, architecture in good taste, but what…