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        <![CDATA[Social Housing in Aigues-Mortes / Thomas Landemaine Architectes]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>The project of collective housing in <a href="/tag/aigues-mortes">Aigues-Mortes</a> has been developed within an exceptional site, living witness of the 70s. The building is located in a factory estate whose architecture is marked by a modern style. The plot occupies a key spot; the work has to manage the transition from a scale to another, between 3-storey housings and individual houses the latter being scattered at the rear of the plot, on the property line.</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Haven is a pavilion that uses the memory of the place to create his own contemporary heritage. Stuck in the monolithic density of <a href="/tag/aigues-mortes">Aigues-Mortes</a>, this installation contrast by its materiality, like an unexpected guest gently protecting the city.</p>]]>
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