Little Factory, Passerelle Ecologique, Paris, France 75013 (2020)

Artist/Designer:

Project Location: Paris, France

Figure 1: Exterior of the house ( Source | Accessed : March 27, 2022 | Photographer: Ville De Paris )

Figure 2: Exterior of the house ( Source | Accessed : March 27, 2022 | Photographer: Ville De Paris )

Figure 3: Earth masonry blocks for construction being made by female refugees ( Source | Accessed : March 27, 2022 | Photographer: Ville De Paris )

Style/Period(s):
Contemporary

Primary Material(s):
Wood, Plants, Recycled Materials, Found Objects

Function(s):
Adaptive Reuse

Related Website(s):

Passerelle Ecologique | Accessed : April 1, 2022

Article on Bio House | Accessed : April 1, 2022

https://www.stufflovely.com/nothing-like-it-really-exists-the-bio-house-made-mostly-of-natural-materials/

Ecological Transition Gateway R&D | Accessed : April 1, 2022

Bio House Passerelle Ecologique Website | Accessed : April 1, 2022

Significant Date(s):
2020

Additional Information:
Publications/Texts in Print (3 min):

Building Address: Paris France (13th Arrondissement)

Significant Dates: 2020

Supporting Staff/ Designers: Nathalie Chazalette, who along with fellow architect Delphine Paillard of Passerelle-Ecologique Paris.

Tags: Bio-Sourced Construction, Energy and Innovation, Passerelle Ecologique (, Bio-House, Zero Concrete Building, Sustainable Design,

Notes: This house is made using little to no amounts of concrete, all the materials used to build it are locally available, or made by local charity groups thereby infiltrating cross pollination between charity groups, voluntary organisations and designers. The materials are common such as cardboard scrap steel, bricks made from nearby earth and straw. The house also uses passive cooling techniques and tries to be carbon neutral in as many ways as they can.

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