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LES LOGES DE VIGNE
In 2021, I took part in Architecture en Champagne as a mediator, supporting the dialogue between participants, architects, winemakers, local authorities, and construction professionals throughout the workshop. Held in the heart of the Champagne vineyards, the program brings together architecture and viticulture through the design and construction of contemporary vineyard lodges—small-scale structures inspired by the traditional shelters that have long punctuated the landscape.
Created following the inscription of the Coteaux, Maisons et Caves de Champagne on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2015, the initiative plays an important role in the preservation and enhancement of the region’s cultural landscape. By reinterpreting historic vineyard lodges as contemporary micro-architectures, the project creates new points of interest for walkers, wine tourists, local communities, and wine producers, while strengthening the identity and visibility of the Champagne territory.
Beyond its educational dimension, Architecture en Champagne contributes to the development of sustainable wine tourism. The lodges serve as landmarks along vineyard routes, spaces for tasting, meeting, resting, and discovering the landscape, encouraging visitors to engage more deeply with the region and its heritage. Through my role as mediator, I helped facilitate this collective process, ensuring communication and collaboration between the many actors involved in transforming architectural ideas into built interventions embedded within the Champagne landscape.
Created following the inscription of the Coteaux, Maisons et Caves de Champagne on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2015, the initiative plays an important role in the preservation and enhancement of the region’s cultural landscape. By reinterpreting historic vineyard lodges as contemporary micro-architectures, the project creates new points of interest for walkers, wine tourists, local communities, and wine producers, while strengthening the identity and visibility of the Champagne territory.
Beyond its educational dimension, Architecture en Champagne contributes to the development of sustainable wine tourism. The lodges serve as landmarks along vineyard routes, spaces for tasting, meeting, resting, and discovering the landscape, encouraging visitors to engage more deeply with the region and its heritage. Through my role as mediator, I helped facilitate this collective process, ensuring communication and collaboration between the many actors involved in transforming architectural ideas into built interventions embedded within the Champagne landscape.