It's here the new edition of the Festival des Architectures Vives. As every year, for 6, the selected proposals were built on each selected one of the courtyards of the city of Montpelier. Here you have proposed this year and we suggest a trip to visit them.

Goagroup

Get lost and end up, hide and seek in a forest of white cylinders that define narrow passages, enlargements and dynamic spaces that discovers permeable, where interior and exterior merge.

RD factory

DOTS is an architecture exhibition that we want to be contemporary, funny and accessible by FAV public. We think this exhibition like a metaphor of magical encounter. When the visitor enters into the courtyard, he discovers emergences in the ground. They are various steps sizes which create random roads, they are unstuck from the ground, and colored very lively and cheerful… .../...

Hold Up architecture

As fallen from the sky, SOUFFLE settles down accidentally in the hotel Griffy courtyard. The collision between this foreign object and  » the space of exhibition » causes a situation of impermanence and imbalance. Every person susceptible to tame the installation will find within it a privileged refuge, a strange crossing of a confessional and a cabin of teleportation. .../...

Atelier YokYok

Thinking that by the short-lived and the event, a simple object can change our perceptions and so transform a commonplace visit into unique encounter. The participative aspect seems important in the sense where the man and the architecture can react with the installation, and this one reacts with them. Then three elements meet face to face, looking of a curious air, a meeting is being born. .../...

Moba studio

In our world more and more virtual it’s important to restore a sense in the real contact which is more personal. The door is for us the instrument for a direct meeting, to get acquainted with somebody or to discover a new place. .../...

Rémy Poux

My glance arises on a courtyard. This one seems modified and contracted offering me then a view on a multitude of strange volumes. They form however a whole which disturbs me the view. In the fault I perceive a silhouette which scrutinizes me. I move on her … This perspective attracts me, when then I feel the contact of the others « stroller ». .../..

D!ENTRE

Let the city and the life enters in Mansion’s courtyard, normally inaccessible, it’s like letting the use and the noise enters. Noise is an encounter production between two elements. The project proposes a sound architecture.

 

Angela Co

The architects would like to explore the idea of “Encounters” at the Festival of Lively Architectures through an installation of Floats: large, silver balloons, which operate between the scales of object and enclosure.

Plux.5

Plux.5 investigate the ENCOUNTER between the image of the courtyard from Montpellier and the allegory of the Quebecois courtyard through its archetypes. MA COURS DANS TA COURS (my courtyard in your courtyard) proposes an unexpected mixture of two symbolic elements of the Quebecois, fundamentally opposing courtyard, so generating a new subversive image.

Yun Jie Chung

What do we expect from the open spaces our buildings present us? Do we take them for granted, or do we wish for something to fill them? What would it mean for the empty space of a courtyard to rely upon the building that encapsulates it? Could we then recognize how heavily the building relies on the void of a courtyard?

Université Aalto

“Will” is a textile sculpture where the encounter of volume and lightness creates meeting point under a canopy. The installation gives shade from the sun and creates a tranquil space to stop for a while or to meet with friends. White ribbons form layers for light and shadows to play with and wind will blow life to the structure.

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Published on: May 17, 2011
Cite: "FAV. FESTIVAL DES ARCHITECTURES VIVES 2011" METALOCUS. Accessed
<http://www.metalocus.es/en/news/fav-festival-des-architectures-vives-2011> ISSN 1139-6415
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