HOW CAN WE BUILD TOMORROW'S WORLD?
It is now possible to engage impactful actions in the virtual world that will make a great difference in the real world of Infrastructure & Cities.
Discover how Building Tomorrow came to life with Florence Verzelen
Click the video below to see the Building Tomorrow project through the eyes of Florence Verzelen, Executive Vice-President, Industry Solutions, Field Marketing & Sustainability
The Building Tomorrow marketing program is at the center of what we want to do at Dassault Systèmes. In fact, at Dassault Systèmes our purpose is sustainable innovation to harmonize product, nature and life. It means that what we want to provide is solutions that are going to empower our ecosystem of innovators to build a more sustainable future.
Lifecycle Assessment at the heart of Building Tomorrow
Click the video below to see Xavier Adam, Sustainability Industry Solution Experience Senior Manager, explain what the Lifecycle Assessment is and how it helps to go further than only measuring the project carbon impact of a project
The construction industry has been focusing on measuring the impact during the youth phase of the building but not during the upstream extraction of the raw materials, process of manufacturing materials, and all the construction process. The Life Cycle Assessment Solution is revolutionary because now we can do this overall assessment with the virtual twin.
Architect of tomorrow
Nicolas Laisné founded his agency Nicolas Laisné Architectes in 2005. He develops urban planning, architecture and interior design projects, from design to execution and site supervision.
With his team of more than 20 people based in Paris, he works for public authorities, private actors and individuals, in France and abroad.
Nicolas Laisné was trained in several cultures : India with Raj Rewal, the United States with Steven Holl, and Europe with Jean Nouvel. For the Arbre Blanc, one of his most emblematic creations (2019), he has immersed himself in Japanese and Mediterranean cultures. Nicolas Laisné has a concern for nature and a way of softening the boundary between interior and exterior, through the effects of thresholds and gentle porosity.With his open-mindedness, natural curiosity and taste for dialogue, Nicolas Laisné multiplies influences and limits the weight of dogmas. His decompartmentalized vision of architecture leads him to invite philosophers, ergonomists, botanists, artists and data scientists to his table. He forms a new transdisciplinary team for each project.
His latest projects (L'Arbre Blanc, L'Arboretum in Nanterre, L'Atelier de l'Arsenal in Paris, the Althéa and Tilia housing projects in Vélizy, Nice Méridia, etc.) reflect his desire to open up architecture. So that it gives more space to everyone, including nature, in ever denser cities. So that it integrates the new uses of society, and their accelerated evolution. So that it makes the sharing of space a happy experience of conviviality
© design of the new tower by Nicolas Laisné Architectes