In this episode of Speaking architecture and designThe host Clémence Carayol is composed of Alexandra Faure, a French-Venezolan city and sustainability consultant in Melbourne.
Faure with a background in Paris and Australia and extensive experience with HIP V. Hype offers Faure a convincing intercultural lens for sustainable development and urban government.
Together they examine the contrasts and similarities between France and Australia in coping with sustainability problems in the built environment. From the urban density and the adaptation of the climate to regulatory framework and inheritance, this well -thought -out conversation, such as different stories, governance structures and climate zones, influence the results of urban sustainability.
Regardless of whether it is a material reuse, initiatives for the circular economy or the shift in political landscapes, this episode is a must for everyone who works at the interface of design, planning and climate work.