Eco-site: To Sustainably Manage and Exploit Local Resources and Waste

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Atlier PNG [architects.]

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Computer filePublication details: urbanNext, December 02, 2020.Description: 213 wordsISSN:

2575-5374

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Summary: On the Vercors plateau, an eco-site was created to sustainably manage and exploit local resources and waste. The main activity in this remote valley is related to silviculture. The new equipment is an additional tool, a facility expected to improve working conditions and the difficulty of daily tasks through an efficient, warm and spacious building. The project consists of a main technical volume (a transfer dock for waste treatment and garages) as well as domestic-scale volumes gathering the offices and workshops.

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France (107) ,
Wood construction (73) ,
Wood (131) ,
Waste management (71) ,
Timber Structure (52) ,
Texture (29) ,
Sustainable construction (95) ,
Sustainability (411) ,
Renewable sources (5) ,
Project (1170)

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Atelier PNG, Designing Matter, Energy and sustainability, Middle Density, Project

France, Local resources, Power of materiality, Project, Renewable sources, Sustainability, Sustainable construction, Texture, Timber Structure, Waste management, Wood, Wood construction, Working Space

Photography: Jin Weiqi

On the Vercors plateau, an eco-site was created to sustainably manage and exploit local resources and waste.

The main activity in this remote valley is related to silviculture. The new equipment is an additional tool, a facility expected to improve working conditions and the difficulty of daily tasks through an efficient, warm and spacious building. The project consists of a main technical volume (a transfer dock for waste treatment and garages) as well as domestic-scale volumes gathering the offices and workshops.

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