FAIRE is the first accelerator of architectural projects and urban design. FAIRE explores the practices and innovative processes of manufacturing of the city.
FAIRE accelerates the implementation of prototypes scale 1 in Grand Paris, supports and values the applied research, assists the initiatives and facilitate the implementation of experimental practices.
FAIRE
FAIRE is the first accelerator of architectural projects and urban design. FAIRE explores the practices and innovative processes of manufacturing of the city.
FAIRE accelerates the implementation of prototypes scale 1 in Grand Paris, supports and values the applied research, assists the initiatives and facilitate the implementation of experimental practices.
FAIRE accelerates the implementation of prototypes scale 1 in Grand Paris, supports and values the applied research, assists the initiatives and facilitate the implementation of experimental practices.
October 2026
The City of Many
This study is aimed at condominium associations, social housing providers, institutional housing owners, and residents. It explores the benefits of pooling resources among buildings, land, and condominium associations, and examines resource sharing as a means of improving the quality of life in Paris.
October 2026
Black dots
Lecture at Offprint for the reissue
Study that maps and catalogs recurring sanitation issues—1,412 “black spots,” the term given to sites of illegal dumping in Paris. The analysis of these micro-spaces saturated with bulky waste across all of Paris’s arrondissements highlights instances of misuse and offers a new perspective on public space.
June 2026
Traduire : architecture
What is architecture—in your language? Twenty-five architects answered this question. This editorial project, led by Katie Filek and Marc-Antoine Durand, explores the diversity of contemporary conceptions of architecture through translation.
May 2026
Vernaculaire métropolitain?
Margaux Darrieus’s research documents a study conducted in architectural firms and on construction sites in the Greater Paris area, exploring what—and who—guides the design and execution of details in new multi-family housing projects.
