Justinien Tribillon

Oct 25, 2024 | architectural-review.com | Justinien Tribillon

When used for insulation and non‑structural walling, this promising material offers a low‑carbon alternative to concreteHempcrete is a cultural matter. The entanglement of design opportunities and social prejudices is manifest in the way hemp is cultivated and how the crops are regulated, how the material is made and used in architecture, and even in its name.

Aug 2, 2024 | versobooks.com | Jules Boykoff |Legacy Russell |Justinien Tribillon |Eric Hazan

To help you put together your dream ebook reading list, we bring you our best-selling ebooks across the last year. [book-strip index="2" style="buy"]Paris is constantly changing as a living organism, both for better and for worse. These books will help you engage with all that Paris embodies.

Apr 29, 2024 | architectural-review.com | Justinien Tribillon

A dramatic public space by Buzzo Spinelli and Antoine Dufour Architectes is helping reconnect the Corsican city of Bastia with its seafrontBastia is a city of the rising sun.

Mar 21, 2024 | architectural-review.com | Justinien Tribillon

As part of Plan Común, Courrèges disrupts the real‑estate paradigm in ParisKim Courrèges was shortlisted for the Moira Gemmill Prize for Emerging Architecture 2024, part of the W Awards. Read the full winners’ announcement hereA four‑storey building, topped with a greenhouse, stands out on the modest skyline of Pantin, a fast‑gentrifying suburban town immediately north‑east of Paris.

Jul 12, 2023 | architectural-review.com | Justinien Tribillon

As this glass factory in France’s rural Moselle continues to evolve and host new activities, SO‑IL and Freaks Architecture’s rehabilitation consolidates the site’s identityThey say you need 10 lumberjacks for one glassblower. Surrounded by the forests of the Northern Vosges Regional Nature Park, the Miesenthal glass factory was established in a village of the same name in Moselle, France, in 1704.