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As Festival des Architectures Vives in Montpellier closes, check out the award-winning installations

By Mackenzie Goldberg|

Wednesday, Jul 18, 2018

Photo credit: ©photoarchitecture

The Festival des Architectures Vives in Montpellier—a weeklong exhibition of site-specific, public art installations that connect private mansions and courtyards typically closed off to the public—took place last month, welcoming over 18,000 visitors. Now in its 13th edition, the theme for this year was "SENcity," exploring the significant contributions of emerging technologies on urban living. From a small courtyard taken over by thousands of golden flowers, to a small garden installation that filters and purifies air, reduces pollution, and produces biomass, energy and food, this year's ten installations push the concept of the present day smart city. Check them out below!

Photo credit: ©photoarchitecture

↑ "Complicity" by Mailys Meyer and Camille Vannier. Winner of the 2018 Visitors' Award.

Photo credit: ©photoarchitecture

↑ "Nature électrique" by 1 week 1 project.

Photo credit: ©photoarchitecture

↑ "Summity" by Miguel Angel Lopez Carro & Alberto Vallejo Puntero.

Photo credit: ©photoarchitecture

↑ "Stories" by Floating fantasy—Noel Picaper and Hugo Betrand

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↑ "U.S.I.N.E—Unité Symbiotique Intelligente Naturelle Efficiente" by Louis Caux and Margaux Limon. Winner of the 2018 Jury Prize.

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↑ "Miroirs Miroirs" by 2PAC—Arthur Biasse, Clémentin Rachet, Paul Gard-Baholet and Pauline Le Biez.

Photo credit: ©photoarchitecture

↑ "DataLoop" by No Boundary Design—Ken Lee, Ioannis Kamaretsos, Martin Lutz.

Photo credit: ©photoarchitecture

↑ "Jeu de Formes, Forme de Jeux" by (hexa)gones—Anaïs Cornu, Logan Rainon et Marion Rhodes.

Photo credit: ©photoarchitecture

↑ "Black network" by Aude Lise Garcia, Jordan Llanos and Valentin Sambardy.

Photo credit: ©photoarchitecture

↑ "Troiscentsoixante" by Judith Busson Taridec, François Cattoni, Camille Jeanblanc, Yoan Brazy.

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↑ "Urban Living Room" by the School of Architecture of the University of Genoa. Honorable Mention.

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As Festival des Architectures Vives in Montpellier closes, check out the award-winning installations

By Mackenzie Goldberg|

Wednesday, Jul 18, 2018

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Photo credit: ©photoarchitecture

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festival des architectures vives ● event ● competition ● architectural installation ● public art ● france ● europe ● montpellier

The Festival des Architectures Vives in Montpellier—a weeklong exhibition of site-specific, public art installations that connect private mansions and courtyards typically closed off to the public—took place last month, welcoming over 18,000 visitors. Now in its 13th edition, the theme for this year was "SENcity," exploring the significant contributions of emerging technologies on urban living. From a small courtyard taken over by thousands of golden flowers, to a small garden installation that filters and purifies air, reduces pollution, and produces biomass, energy and food, this year's ten installations push the concept of the present day smart city. Check them out below!

Photo credit: ©photoarchitecture

↑ "Complicity" by Mailys Meyer and Camille Vannier. Winner of the 2018 Visitors' Award.

Photo credit: ©photoarchitecture

↑ "Nature électrique" by 1 week 1 project.

Photo credit: ©photoarchitecture

↑ "Summity" by Miguel Angel Lopez Carro & Alberto Vallejo Puntero.

Photo credit: ©photoarchitecture

↑ "Stories" by Floating fantasy—Noel Picaper and Hugo Betrand

Photo credit: ©photoarchitecture

↑ "U.S.I.N.E—Unité Symbiotique Intelligente Naturelle Efficiente" by Louis Caux and Margaux Limon. Winner of the 2018 Jury Prize.

RELATED COMPETITION Festival des Architectures Vives 2018: Call for Submissions
Photo credit: ©photoarchitecture

↑ "Miroirs Miroirs" by 2PAC—Arthur Biasse, Clémentin Rachet, Paul Gard-Baholet and Pauline Le Biez.

Photo credit: ©photoarchitecture

↑ "DataLoop" by No Boundary Design—Ken Lee, Ioannis Kamaretsos, Martin Lutz.

Photo credit: ©photoarchitecture

↑ "Jeu de Formes, Forme de Jeux" by (hexa)gones—Anaïs Cornu, Logan Rainon et Marion Rhodes.

Photo credit: ©photoarchitecture

↑ "Black network" by Aude Lise Garcia, Jordan Llanos and Valentin Sambardy.

Photo credit: ©photoarchitecture

↑ "Troiscentsoixante" by Judith Busson Taridec, François Cattoni, Camille Jeanblanc, Yoan Brazy.

Photo credit: ©photoarchitecture

↑ "Urban Living Room" by the School of Architecture of the University of Genoa. Honorable Mention.

RELATED NEWS 2018 Festival des Architectures Vives reveals 10 “SENcity” art installations
RELATED NEWS Flashback: 2017 Festival des Architectures Vives designers interpret “Emotion” in these interactive installations

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