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FAIRE 2026

9th edition

© Atelier 25 The Pavillon de l’Arsenal is launching the 2026 edition of its call for projects focused on urban, architectural, and landscape design and innovation, open to anyone interested in devising new ways to shape the city in the Greater Paris area.

The Pavillon de l’Arsenal is launching the 2026 edition of its call for projects focused on urban, architectural, and landscape design and innovation, open to anyone interested in devising new ways to shape the city in the Greater Paris area.+

FAIRE: Building Greater Paris
Since January, due to renovation work, the Pavillon de l’Arsenal has been expanding its activities beyond its walls, throughout Greater Paris. In this new context of the Pavillon de l’Arsenal’s metropolitan presence, FAIRE is asserting itself more than ever as a catalyst for engaged urban research, with the aim of:

→ FAIRE to address the climate challenges of today and tomorrow.
→ FAIRE to foster participatory, social, and solidarity-based initiatives.
→ FAIRE to amplify research and innovation on a metropolitan scale.


Through FAIRE, the Pavillon de l’Arsenal aims to support young creators and newly established organizations by awarding grants to eight recipients.

The accelerator will support the winners in defining their research process, finding the partners or regions necessary for project development, and will provide financial, technical, and logistical support.

Since its inception, the FAIRE call for projects has supported more than 80 projects.. 
What is FAIRE?

FAIRE provides stakeholders in urban and architectural development with the opportunity to submit proposals addressing major urban challenges: biodiversity, the urban heat island effect, low-carbon construction, energy efficiency, as well as the redefinition of urban professions, resource sharing, and co-production...

FAIRE aims to accelerate the emergence of experimental architectural and urban practices, facilitate the implementation of prototypes in Paris and the Greater Paris area, support and promote applied research, and foster the adoption of new construction processes, materials, and programs.

When?

Monday, September 7, through Friday, September 18
Review and selection of 50 projects

Saturday, September 19, through Sunday, September 27
Analysis of projects by the technical committee

Thursday, October 15
Jury


Jury

Marine Rosset, Deputy Mayor of Paris, President of the Pavillon de l’Arsenal
Marion Waller, Executive Director of the Pavillon de l’Arsenal
Marion Apaire, Deputy Executive Director of Paris&Co
Juliette Cadic, Project Manager for Culture and Third Places at the Greater Paris Metropolis
Meriem Chabani, architect and urban planner, founder of the New South firm
Margaux Darrieus, Ph.D. in Architecture, architecture critic, journalist, and lecturer-researcher
François Davoine, Advisor on Transportation, Mobility, and Public Space for the City of Paris
Anna Labouze & Keimis Henni, Artistic Directors and Exhibition Curators at Les Magasins Généraux
Paul Landauer, architect and curator of the “Stock” exhibition
Armelle Le Mouellic, architect and Ph.D. in architecture
Lily Munson, General Delegate for Design and Urban Aesthetics for the City of Paris
Océane Ragoucy, architect, independent exhibition curator, writer
Roman Szymczak, co-founder of Atelier Craft
Anne D'Orazio, architect, director of ENSA Paris La Villette

Technical Committee

Atelier +1 / Sami Aloulou, Septembre architecture / Baptiste Amsaleg, designer / Yannick Beltrando, Pierre Mangematin, & Aude Robert, Agence Anyoji Beltrando / Charlotte Belval, Belval Parquet / Célia Berdy, Studaré / Salomé Boyer, Frédéric Luccioni, & Ludovic Vion, Semapa / Emmanuel Brochec & Yann Motreff, Béton le Havre / Louis Comte, Paris centre / Anna Cremnitzer, Une fabrique de la ville / Emeric Descroix, Magasins Généraux / Léa Devaux & Tristan Fermandois, Studio d’Écoutes Rurales / Charly Dufour and Elsa Lebrun, Poumtchack studio / Marc-Antoine Durand & Katie Filek, As Found / Laure Dutrieux, designer / Deborah Feldman, architect-researcher, 127af / Claudine Fleurance, Cuesta / Anne-Sophie Gouyen, editor-in-chief, moderator / Cécile Gruber, Agence Parisienne du Climat / Annabelle Hagmann, Aha / Miriam Josi, Aléa / Jasmine Kenniche Le Nouëne and Gaël Le Nouëne, architects / Paul-Hervé Lavessière, Agence des Sentiers Métropolitains / César Leblic, César Bazaar / Marion Leclercq, Ensa Paris-Est / Camille Lot, architect / Julie Maillard, architect / Jasper Meurer, DOCAR / Julie Pommier & Iana Vicq, Augure Studio / Rachel Rouzaud, architect / Daniel Schneider, RIVP / Pauline Soulenq, architect / Yann-Fanch Vauleon, APUR / Raphaël Walther, Anatomies d’architectures / Michèle Zaoui, City of Paris



The Pavillon de l'Arsenal Team

Jeanne André / Ronan Audebert / Léa Baudat / Jeanne Baret-Delafon / Mathilde Charles / Sophie Civita / Léonie Debrabandère / Marie Gagnaire / Anna Koch / Éline Latchoumy / Juliette Lathamany / Manon Marchand / Daniel Mebarek / Estelle Sabatier / Frédérique Themia / Lucia Viviani / Marion Waller





Visual Identity : Atelier 25 & Loic Altaber 

Lauréats FAIRE 2026

6th floor

JMBAD

Designing climate control systems to cool homes in Paris's attic apartments.

Brooms from Paris

Marine Le Razavet

Reinventing cleanliness in Paris: field research with sanitation workers to develop less polluting practices tailored to their profession and the city’s identity.

Documenting the Gap

Karine Dana & Emmanuelle Borne

Compare the daily lives of the residents of Chapelle International with the original project in order to document the gap between the spaces as designed and the spaces as experienced.

Investigation into Terra Technica

Maxime Jaume, Théo Larvoire, Lucile Pujol

A collaborative and immersive investigation into the maintenance sites of Greater Paris and the expertise of the people who keep our cities running.

The challenge of playgrounds

Aline Portalier

Reviving the forms and craftsmanship of sculptors Jean-Marie and Marthe Simonnet to create unique play structures for today’s schoolyards.

The Greater Paris Climate-Play Archipelago

Bureau (in)visible, Louise Gluntz, Anatole Poirier

Prospective studies on cool-weather refuges in the Île-de-France metropolitan area.

UNDO the grids

dadour de pous architecture

Deconstruct the symptom of the fence and work together to devise a protocol that residents and communities can adopt to dismantle their own.

Women's Centers

Collectif Structur_elles

An architectural study of an emerging typology in the healthcare sector in response to the phenomenon of gender-based violence.