Îlot is a green urban shelter, devised collectively and designed to be an intergenerational ecosystem, welcoming to different species. It respects plants’ growth and is intended to be as self-sufficient as possible in terms of resources.
Workshop conducted by Rodolphe Dogniaux with Timoté Caigneaux, Laurène Chan, Anaïs Fargetton, Fanghua Fei, Marilou Flechier, Camille Marek, Ségolène Perrat, Floor Schuit, José Manuel Tellez Perez and Antoine Verliac.
In partnership with the Gaillard Rondino company
Guest designer
Pascaline de Glo de Besse
Designer and visual artist Pascaline de Glo de Besse lives and works in Saint-Étienne. Her approach is at once cross-cutting, responsible and sensitive. Her experiments with the use of wood bring a unique perspective to urban design.
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Gaillard Rondino
Since 1877, Gaillard Rondino has been a designer and manufacturer of wooden equipment for local authorities and professionals, specialising in outdoor developments and roadworks. Based in Savigneux, the company uses local wood species from nearby forest areas around its production sites in Lozère, Burgundy, and the Vosges.
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