Architects for Climate is organizing a series of conferences inspired by the "Sustainable Construction Levers" project carried out by the Countdown 2030 association in Basel. The objective is to highlight the most effective means to reduce the environmental impact of the construction sector. Three evenings will delve into themes at the scale of the city, the building, and the detail, in the form of discussion and debate conferences.
What to do with our poorly insulated tall buildings? Our cities are full of concrete constructions that we neither have the time nor the energy to demolish and rebuild. With tailor-made solutions, it is possible to insulate and greatly improve the comfort and energy consumption of these buildings. Attention to detail and a thorough understanding of existing architecture are nevertheless necessary.
Pauline Nerfin and Lionel Spicher, co-presidents of Swiss Heritage Geneva, respectively historian of architecture and architect, will present the stakes and various solutions to these urgent questions and will answer your questions on Thursday, April 18 at 6:30 p.m. in the Blue Hall at the BlueFactory site.
