Wood
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FROM THE FOREST TO THE CATHEDRAL
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For more than 100 years, the chairs of the Cathedral of Lausanne have welcomed many faithful for masses and for other activities. it was time to change them to meet current needs. At the same time, it was decided to change the liturgical furnishings.The principle for assembling the benches comes from a technological transfer from…
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OSA, Paris – France
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The ArtBuild office was mandated by the organizers of the Forum Bois Construction to build the ephemeral auditorium for the show, which was held from July 15 to 17, 2021. This construction is the result of the research and development cell in its French department Technical sheet of this architecture video clipJournalist: Emma C. DessourouxCameraman:…
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GARE MARITIME seen by NEY & PARTNERS WOW, Brussels – Belgium
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Pierre-Antoine Cordy is Managing Director at Ney & Partners WOW, the subsidiary company specializing in wood at Ney & Partners. He tells us about his work and woodworking in construction, giving as an example their involvement in the renovation of the Maritime Station on Tour & Taxis site in Brussels. Technical sheet of this architecture…
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JASPAR, Brussels – Belgium
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Project name: JASPARAddress: 92 avenue Henri Jaspar. 1060 BruxellesAssignation/Destination: Appartement (duplex, penthouse) Name of client: Guillaume SokalName of architect: Guillaume Sokal Technical sheet of this architecture video clipJournalist : Emma C. DessourouxCameraman : Mister EmmaDrone : Geoffroy Minne / Kinoflight Editing : Cristina DiasDirection : Emma C. DessourouxProduction : Les Délires Productions Translation : Dumilieu…
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CHAMP DES POSSIBLES : Wooden construction – Mons – Belgium
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Le Champ des Possible is the idea that innovation entails being curious about everything, and broadening our field of investigation beyond conventional borders. For Art & Build Architects it is crucial to share knowledge, experiences, best practice, and innovatory ideas, so as to create the conditions for progress and leave a better inheritance for future…