In Ancy-Dorno (57), the collective of architects Studiolada built a hall and developed a tourist leisure park. Affirming his responsible approach to architecture, he signs a project, in a sober and functional style, which praises the use of local materials.

In the heart of the capital, in the Marais, the architects of Rotunno Justman have transformed a former 90 square meter commercial space into a refined workspace.

In Saint-Leu-la-Forêt (95), the Benoît Rotteleur Architecte agency has renovated a house in Meulière dating from the beginning of the XNUMXth century. At the request of the owner Cécile, the architects responded with a subtle intervention.

Les Éditions Parenthèses publishes for the first time a work devoted to the design of the 1950s and 1960s, and looks back on the most iconic creations of the consumerist post-war period. Panorama of the best of the fifties style.

Contemporary American visual artist and sculptor, Tara Donovan diverts everyday objects to create installations, sculptures and drawings, often monumental, and always poetic. Today represented by the Pace Gallery in New York, she exhibits her amazing accumulations in the United States and abroad. Zoom on an artist who sublimates the ordinary.

Belgian ceramist Anne Marie Laureys (born 1962) works with clay and creates sculptural works. A glimpse of his unique artistic universe.

Hadrien Durand-Baïssas (born in 1992) experiments with new ways of creating and imagines immersive installations that immerse us in enchanting universes. Meet.

Namuun Zimmermann and Martijn Rigters practice conceptual design through research carried out in two stages. There is, on the one hand, their work on the concept and, on the other hand, their experimental approach to object design. Between Vienna and London, the founders of Studio Sain are shaking up design codes. A creative daring deployed throughout their various projects.

In close collaboration with the CORE Architectures agency, the studiokokumi has restructured the interior of a Parisian apartment in an assumed minimalist spirit.

Graduated from the École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts in Paris in 2017, Paola Siri Renard (born in 1993) creates works that resemble "micro architectures", sometimes activated thanks to different corporealities.

Attached to Paris, and more particularly to the Belleville district, the artist Pierre-Emmanuel Lyet immerses us in a festive, luminous and joyful city through colorful drawings. Between fantasy and reality, his series “Mirages”, which was exhibited in October at the SLOW gallery, evokes the landscapes of night owls and invites us to remain positive in these troubled times. Meet.

Graduated from the Design Academy in Eindhoven in 2016, Thomas Ballouhey focuses his attention on materials. Zoom on a young inspired designer.

After Marseille (13) and Toulouse (31), the multidisciplinary agency ARCHIK is exported to Paris with its transversal and daring place: Maison ARCHIK.

On the occasion of her second solo exhibition at the Fondation Cartier, the American artist Sarah Sze (born in 1969) created two immersive installations that interact with the transparent building by Jean Nouvel. If the exhibition "From night to day" is currently closed due to the health crisis, the Fondation Cartier offers to discover it virtually through a walk-discussion led by Sarah Sze and Bruno Latour.