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D'uneFranceàl'autreestconsacréecettesemaineauGrandParis.
From one France to another is dedicated this week to the Grand Paris.
LeprojetaétélancéparlePrésidentdelaRépubliquequisouhaiteredessinerleslimitesdelacapitale.
The project was launched by the President of the Republic who wishes to redefine the boundaries of the capital.
Pourcefaire.
To do this.
Dixarchitectesontplanchésurlesujet,dixarchitectesquiviennenttoutjustedeprésenterleurstravaux.
Ten architects have worked on the subject, ten architects who have just presented their works.
AlorsimaginezleGrandParisdedemain.
So imagine the Grand Paris of tomorrow.
C'estpeutêtredéjàaccepté,commeleproposel'architecteChristiandePortenParc,qu'ilexistenonpasuncentreville,maisplusieursdescentresvillesàrelierentreeuxetdesespacesàinvestirpourl'urbanisteRolandCastro.
It may already be accepted, as proposed by architect Christian de Portzamparc, that there is not a city center, but several city centers to connect with each other and spaces to invest for urban planner Roland Castro.
CarentrelecentredeParisetunrayonde40kilomètres,ilexisteunemultitudedelieuxquel'onpeutaménager.
For between the center of Paris and a radius of 40 kilometers, there exists a multitude of places that can be developed.
Alorsl'avenirdeParis,toujoursplusgrand,toujoursplusloin?
So the future of Paris, always bigger, always further?
Pasforcément,noussuggèrel'anglaisRogerHarbourqui,avecsoncabinetd'architectes,proposed'occuperles400kilomètrescarrésdetoituresquiexistentpouryfairepousserdel'herbe.
Not necessarily, suggests the Englishman Roger Harbour who, with his architectural firm, proposes to occupy the 400 square kilometers of rooftops that exist to grow grass.
Enrésumé,ilnousproposedetoutsimplementpenserdifféremment.
In summary, he simply proposed that we think differently.
Maispenserdifféremment,c'estpeutêtreaussiremettrel'hommeaucentredecegrandParis,lesremettreaveclescontraintesdecenouveausièclelavoiture,internet,leportable.
But thinking differently may also mean putting man back at the center of this great Paris, putting them back with the constraints of this new century: the car, the internet, the mobile phone.
Etpourl'architecteDjamilChaouch,leGrandParisdedemaindoitêtreceluidel'infinimenthumain.
And for architect Djamil Chaouch, the Grand Paris of tomorrow must be that of the infinitely human.
Etpourceuxquisouhaiteraientensavoirplus,rendezvousmardi17marsprochain.
And for those who wish to know more, see you on Tuesday, March 17th.
LaCitédel'architectureetdupatrimoineàParis,oùundébatauralieuenattendantuneexpositionprévuepouravril.
The Cité de l'architecture et du patrimoine in Paris, where a debate will take place while waiting for an exhibition scheduled for April.
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