Mulinu Vivu / Damien Antoni architecte

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  • Partners: Gregory Joye
  • Outdoors Area: 1600 sq m
  • Client: Petra Viva association
  • Cost: €49,000
  • City: Pietracorbara
  • Country: France
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Mulinu Vivu / Damien Antoni architecte - Forest, Garden
© Stéphane Guiraud

Text description provided by the architects. A low-energy nature center.

On the island of Corsica, a former watermill and its surroundings are converted into an free ecological nature center used as a base for meetings, hiking and swimming. It also offers an educational landscape that explores connections between energy and water, past and present.

Mulinu Vivu / Damien Antoni architecte - Forest
© Stéphane Guiraud
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Mulinu Vivu / Damien Antoni architecte - Forest
© Stéphane Guiraud

A micro-hydro turbine provides electricity for the site. Built to reach energetical self-sufficiency, the construction is made of local Laricio pine, sweet chestnut tree, and indigenous stone from the site.

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The embodied energy used to build this project is 12,000 kWh, so that's 14 times less than a conventional family house.

Mulinu Vivu / Damien Antoni architecte - Beam
© Stéphane Guiraud

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Address:Pietracorbara, France

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Cite: "Mulinu Vivu / Damien Antoni architecte" 12 Nov 2015. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/776981/mulinu-vivu-damien-antoni-architecte> ISSN 0719-8884

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