#Maxime Chartier

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MENOPAUSE une comédie en musique d'Alex Goude, c'est au Grand Point Virgule et on se régale de bout en bout

Le fléau, que vous pouvez découvrir dans les jardins du Palais Royal, n’est pas un spectacle comme un autre, loin s’en faut. En fait nous ne sommes pas spectateurs dans une salle de spectacle. Nous sommes des promeneurs qui suivent un récit. Voilà un semblant d’explication. Lisez ce texte : Vous avez maintenant une idée de ce que vous allez voir, je vous propose donc de rencontrer Léonard Maton…

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Des concerts à Paris et alentour en gras : les derniers ajouts :-: in bold: the last news Décembre 10. White Bouse + Drone à clochettes + Thomas Zielinski + Thharm + Ex_Pi – Instants chavirés (Montreuil) 11. Vierge noir e : cinéconcert sur “Film” d’Alan Schneider et “The Haunted House “ de Segundo de Chomon + David Fenech : cinéconcert sur “Entr’acte” de René Clair – La Clef 11. Boris – Le Gibus 11. Pointe du Lac + Richard Francés, Julien Lheuillier & Quentin Rollet – Quai de Bourbon 11. Kaffe Matthews + Phil Minton, Audrey Chen & Onceim – La Dynamo (Pantin) 12. Heldon + Duncan – Instants chavirés (Montreuil) 12. Maya Dunietz + Jacques Perconte & Onceim – La Dynamo (Pantin) 12. ToutEstBeau – Carbone 17 (Aubervilliers) 12. Bas Mooy + VTSS + EKLPX – Glazart 12. Kompromat (Vitalic & Rebeka Warrior) – La Cigale ||COMPLET|| 12. Mono + Jo Quail – Petit Bain ||COMPLET|| 13. Contrefaçon – La Gaîté lyrique 13. Regards extrêmes + Lisieux + Ascending divers – Les Voûtes 13. Paskine + Between Sleeps + CAM – DOC 13. Charlène Darling + Nina Harker + Regis Turner – La Boule noire 13. Officine + Fusiller + Theoreme + Bâton XXL – Cirque électrique 13. PAL + Zaraz Wam Zagram + Blason + Carbon Sink – Collective (Aubervilliers) 13. Ellen Allien + Hemka – Dehors brut 13. Pearl + Toscan Haas + Mind/Matter – Glazart 14. Ludwig Von 88 – Le Trianon 14. Wosto + Air LQD + Gakona + Marrakech + Pharmacie – Espace B 14. Boolvar + Dalès + Otis – Le Cirque électrique 14. Paula Temple + Tommy Four Seven + Sentimental Rave + Giant Swan – T7 14. Headless Horseman + Blind Delon – Dehors Brut 15. The Ex + 75 Dollar Bill – Instants chavirés (Montreuil) ||COMPLET|| 16. Sydney Valette + Sweat + Deep Tan – Supersonic (gratuit) 17. Thomas Ankersmit + Gaël Segalen – Instants chavirés (Montreuil) 18. Amenra – Bataclan 20. Uriel Barthélémi & Martin Bakero + Laurent Stoutzer – Folies numériques|Parc de la Villette 20. Varg + Christoph de Babalon + Les morts vont bien + Powerplant + Fever 103° + Pessimist + Shayu + Vanadis + Aeon Shaker b2b Stagiairism (fest. Magnétique nord) – La Station 20. Vile Assembly – Espace B 20. Hector Oaks + Nene H + Nur Jaber + Parfait + Pawlowski – tba 21. Release party autour d’Achwgha Ney Wodei – Cirque electrique (gratuit) 21. Youth Avoiders + Chain Cult + Short Days + Bleakness – Espace B 21. A.N.I + Maraudeur + Raymonde + Ece Özel + Accou + Fantastic Twins + Les Fils de Jacob + Dame Area + Silvia Kastel + DJ F16 Falcon + Ed Isar + Mechanical Heaven (fest. Magnétique nord) – La Station 21. Anetha + Introversion + Jacidorex + Parfait + Schake – tba 28. Kaiser + Makornik + Cassie Raptor + Quelza + Léo Occhi – La Station 28. Panzer + Hyperaktivist + Sept b2b Opål – tba 31. Illnurse + Air-One + Amina + Maxime Iko + Pho.nx – tba (Paris nord) 2020 Janvier 03. Under Black Helmet + Tommy Holohan + Fuerr + 1ndica – Rex Club 03. SNTS + Keith Carnal + Eastel + EKLPX – Dehors brut 04. Rokia Traoré + Ballaké Cissoko & Vincent Segal – Salle Pierre Boulez|Philharmonie 11. Last Night + Euromilliard + Kumusta – Gibus 14. Lispector + Ventre de biche + La Punta Bianca – Point FMR 16. Black Midi – Le Carreau du Temple ||COMPLET|| 17. Scratch Massive + Lokier + Cassie Raptor + Faast + Kiddo – Badaboum 17. Dafne Vicente-Sandoval + Ji Youn Kang + Thomas Lehn : « Occam VI » d’Eliane Radigue + Tiziana Bertoncini, Antonin Gerbal, David Grubbs, Ji Youn Kang, Thomas Lehn, eRikm & Dafne Vicente-Sandoval : « Et tournent les sons dans la garrigue » de Luc Ferrari – Le 104 17. Club Sieste + Louvet & Schultz + Chicaloyoh – Instants chavirés (Montreuil) 17. Edith Nylon – Petit Bain ||COMPLET|| 18. Lee Ranaldo & Raül Refree – Le 104 18. Franck Vigroux : "Flesh" (Biennale Nemo) – Maison des arts et de la culture (Créteil) 22. Dick Voodoo + Bile – L’International 23. The Pharcyde – Petit Bain 24. Penguin Cafe + Lubomyr Melnyk + Peter Broderick + Anne Müller + Hatis Noit + Janus Rasmussen – La Gaîté lyrique 24. Kode9 + Teki Latex + Cem + Barker + Crystallmess + Carin Kelly b2b Bob Sleigh + Christian Coiffure (La Machine a 10 ans) – La Machine 25. DJ Marcelle + Stellar OM Source + Ploy + Clara! Y Maoupa + Black Zone Myth Chant + Theo Muller + Promesses + Gista (La Machine a 10 ans) – La Machine 25. Airod + Ki/Ki + Kobosil + Parfait + Shlømo – tba 26. The Fat (cinéconcert pour enfants) – La Gaîté lyrique 26. Beak> + Vox Low + Abschaum + Maria Violenza (La Machine a 10 ans) – La Machine 29. Rendez-Vous – La Cigale 30. Editors – Salle Pleyel 31. Tindersticks – Salle Pleyel 31. It It Anita + Mss Frnce + Flowers + Angle mort et clignotant + Casse Gueule + La Jungle – Petit Bain Février 02. Sunn o))) – La Gaîté lyrique 06. Rouge Gorge + Arne Vinzon – Petit Bain 08. Infecticide – La Lingerie|Les Grands Voisins (gratuit) 08. Hots Pants : The Songs of Rowland S. Howard – La Maroquinerie 09. Explosions in the Sky – La Cigale 10. The Murder Capital – Café de la danse 13. Ride – Le Trianon 15. The Raincoat – Centre Pompidou 16. Orchestral Manoeuvre in the Dark – La Cigale 18. Biliana Voutchkova + Judith Hamann – Instants chavirés (Montreuil) 21. Ensemble Links joue "Drumming" de Steve Reich + Cabaret contemporain : "Détroit" + Molécule – Le 104 21. Pop 1280 – tba 22. Cent Ans de Solitude & Flint Glass : cinéconcert sur “Sprengbagger 1010” de Carl Ludwig Achaz-Duisberg – Club de l’Étoile 24. Sleater Kinney – Le Trianon 24. The Legendary Pink Dots – tba 27. Zombie Zombie + Kreidler – Petit Bain Mars 02. DIIV – La Gaîté lyrique 03. Napalm Death + EYEHATEGOD + Misery Index + Rotten Sound – La Machine 03/04. The Mission – Petit Bain 05. Orange Blossom : “Sharing” avec les machines de François Delarozière – Élysée Montmartre 06. Frustration – Le Trianon 07. Ensemble intercontemporain joue Steve Reich : cinéconcert sur un film de Gerhard Richter – Salle Pierre Boulez|Philharmonie 07. Alcest + Birds In Row + Kælan Mikla – La Machine 10. Arnaud Rebotini : live pour “Fix Me” d’Alban Richard – Centre des Arts (Enghien-les-Bains) 11. Nada Surf – La Cigale 13. Russian Circle + Torche – Bataclan 17. Chelsea Wolf – La Gaîté lyrique 20. Ensemble Dedalus : "Occam Ocean" d'Éliane Radigue – Le Studio|Philharmonie 21. Front 242 + She Past Away – Élysée Montmartre 21/22. Laurie Anderson : "The Art of Falling" – Cité de la musique|Philharmonie 27. Lebanon Hanover – La Gaîté lyrique 27. Maggy Payne : « Crystal » (diff.) + 9T Antiope + John Wiese + Matthias Puech + Nihvak (fest. Présences électronique) – Studio 104|Maison de la Radio 28. Ensemble Links : "Drumming" de Steve Reich + Cabaret contemporain joue Kraftwerk – théâtre de la Cité internationale 28. Iannis Xenakis : « Mycenae Alpha » (diff.) + Marja Ahti + Rashad Becker + Nina Garcia + Kode9 (fest. Présences électronique) – Studio 104|Maison de la Radio 29. Ivo Malec : « Recitativio » + Eve Aboulkheir + Richard Chartier + Lee Gamble + Will Guthrie & Mark Fell (fest. Présences électronique) – Studio 104|Maison de la Radio Avril 03. CocoRosie – Le Trianon 14>17. Metronomy – La Cigale 18. Siglo XX – La Boule noire 26. Pharmakon + Deeat Palace + Unas – Petit Bain 27. Caribou – L’Olympia Mai 08. Max Richter : "Infra" + Jlin + Ian William Craig – Cité de la musique|Philharmonie 09. Max Richter : "Voices" – Salle Pierre Boulez|Philharmonie 09. Jonas Gruska + Leila Bordreuil + Jean-Philippe Gross + Kali Malone (fest. Focus) – Le 104 10. Iannis Xenakis : « La Légende d’Eer » + Folke Rabe : « Cyclone » et « What ??? » (fest. Focus) – Le 104 10. Max Richter : "Recomposed" & "Three Worlds" – Salle Pierre Boulez|Philharmonie 19. Swans + Norman Westberg – Le Trabendo 22. François Bayle : « Le Projet Ouïr » + Marco Parini : « De Parmegiani Sonorum » + Yan Maresz (fest. Akousma) – Studio 104|Maison de la Radio 23. Julien Négrier + Hans Tutschku : « Provenance-émergence » + Félicia Atkinson : « For Georgia O’Keefe » + Warren Burt + Michèle Bokanowski (fest. Akousma) – Studio 104|Maison de la Radio 24. Philippe Mion + Pierre-Yves Macé : « Contre-flux II » + Daniel Teruggi : « Nova Puppis » + Adam Stanovitch + Gilles Racot : « Noir lumière » (fest. Akousma) – Studio 104|Maison de la Radio 23. Damon Albarn – Salle Pierre Boulez|Philharmonie 24. Damon Albarn – Salle Pierre Boulez|Philharmonie ||COMPLET|| 26. Minimal Compact – La Machine  Juin 14. Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds – Bercy Arena

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San Jose Sharks Expiring Contracts 2018-19 Season

All players listed below are eligible to become either an unrestricted or a restricted free agent on July 1.

San Jose: Joonas Donskoi, F Michael Haley, F Tim Heed, D Erik Karlsson, D Kevin Labanc, F Timo Meier, F Gustav Nyquist, F Joe Pavelski “C”, F Tom Pyatt, F Joakim Ryan, D Joe Thornton, F

San Jose (AHL): Rourke Chartier, F Tim Clifton, F Nick DeSimone, D Cavan Fitzgerald, D Dylan Gambrell, F Maxim Letunov, F Jonathon Martin, F Francis Perron, F Alex Schoenborn, F Antti Suomela, F Kyle Wood, D

Orlando (ECHL): Michael Brodzinski, D Cody Donaghey, D

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THOMAS: PACK AND BELLEVILLE LOCKUP IN CANADA

BY: Alex Thomas, Hartford Wolf Pack  HARTFORD, CT – The Hartford Wolf Pack open the final leg of their season-long seven-game road trip tonight as they visit the Belleville Senators for the second and last time this season at CAA Arena. The tilt opens a stretch of three games in four days for the Pack, all against North Division opponents. Puck drop is set for 7:00 p.m. Tale of The Tape: This is the fourth and final meeting during the 2021-22 regular season between the Wolf Pack and the Senators. The Senators skated to a 4-1 victory in the last meeting on April 1st at the XL Center. Maxim Letunov opened the scoring for Hartford just 23 seconds into the game, but Belleville would score the game’s final four goals. Jonathan Aspirot tied the contest 1-1 at the 12:34 mark of the first period on a delayed penalty, then Lassi Thomson rifled home the eventual winner at 14:55 on a five-on-three. Both Egor Sokolov and Logan Shaw tacked on powerplay goals as the Senators went three-for-five on the skater advantage. The Wolf Pack did take a 5-2 decision on March 19th in Belleville. Mike O’Leary broke a 2-2 tie 3:08 into the third period, while Patrick Khodorenko and Anthony Greco tacked on insurance markers in a three-goal third period. The Senators won the series opener on March 2nd in Hartford with a 3-2 overtime decision. Rourke Chartier scored twice, including the overtime winner, for the Senators. The visiting team is 3-0-0-0 in the season series. The Wolf Pack are 1-1-1-0 against the Senators in the season series. Wolf Pack Outlook: The Wolf Pack snapped a seven-game losing streak with a massive 4-3 victory over the Charlotte Checkers on Sunday afternoon at the Bojangles’ Coliseum. Zac Jones opened the scoring 1:45 into the game, but the Checkers would take a 2-1 lead on goals by Luke Henman and Zac Dalpe. Tanner Fritz tied the tilt at 18:46 of the first period before Greco made it 3-2 just 5:21 into the middle frame. Alexander True scored at 9:05 of the third to force overtime. In the extra frame, Letunov needed just 21 seconds to snap the streak. The win was also the first in franchise history for the Wolf Pack in Charlotte. The club was previously 0-15-1-0 in North Carolina. Greco leads the Pack in scoring with 56 points (19 g, 37 a) on the season. He collected his first four-point game (1 g, 3 a) as a member of the club in Sunday’s victory. Greco also leads the team in goals with 19. The Pack currently holds a record of 30-28-6-2, good for a .515 points percentage. That has Hartford in sixth place in the Atlantic Division, occupying the final playoff spot. Hartford’s magic number to clinch a Calder Cup Playoff berth is 10. Senators Outlook: On Monday night, the Senators suffered a 5-1 setback on home ice against the Laval Rocket. Cole Reinhardt opened the scoring 5:38 into the game to give the Sens a lead, but it was all Rocket after that. Danick Martel tied the game 1-1 just 3:05 into the second period, while Nicolas Mattinen scored his first AHL goal at 6:40 to break the tie. Martel would add a second goal, while Rafaël Harvey-Pinard and Kevin Roy would light the lamp in the third period. The loss was Belleville’s second in a row. Jake Lucchini leads the Senators with 46 points (20 g, 26 a) on the season. His 20 goals are also atop the club, while Zach Senyshyn sits second with 19 goals. The Senators currently hold a record of 33-27-4-0, good for a .547 points percentage. That has them in sixth place in the North Division, just outside of a playoff spot. The Senators currently have a magic number of 17 to clinch a Calder Cup Playoff berth. Game Information: WATCH: AHLTV The Wolf Pack’s seven-game road trip continues when they travel to Toronto to take on the Marlies on Friday night. Puck drop is set for 7:00 p.m. The road trip concludes on Saturday at 7:05 p.m. when the Pack head to Rochester to take on the Americans. The Pack is back at the XL Center on Friday, April 22nd, to kick off the final weekend of the regular season! Join us for Pride Night as the Charlotte Checkers come to town. Thanks to our friends at Nomads, we’ll also have $2 beers and $1 hot dogs! The 2021-22 regular season concludes at the XL Center on Sunday, April 24th! Join us for Fan Appreciation Day when the Pack host the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins. Puck drop is set for 3:00 p.m. Tickets are available for both games next weekend at hartfordwolfpack.com. HARTFORD WOLF PACK HOME Read the full article

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Spiral staircase twists through Zellige apartment complex by Tectône and Tact Architectes

Zellige is a social housing complex in Nantes, France, designed in a collaboration between French architecture studios Tectône and Tact Architectes.

The 100-home housing project has been shortlisted for Dezeen Awards 2020 and won the public vote in its category.

Three volumes are clad in matching brick

Tectône and Tact Architectes arranged the apartment complex as three interlocking volumes clad in pale grey bricks.

The pair of studios won the competition to design the housing development for the future neighbourhood of Prairie au Duc in 2014.

The housing complex contains 100 new homes

Zellige is located on the île de Nantes, an island in the middle of Nantes. This post-industrial area was largely abandoned in the 1990s, and the project is part of a wider plan to rejuvenate the district.

"This project is very impacted by the fact that it combines three very different housing programs, social rents, co-housing and to-buy apartments," said Tectône.

"It has been a long and very interesting design process that included its future inhabitants in every part of it, through workshops, discussions and votes."

A spiral staircase twists up one side

Some 15 of the 100 homes will be co-housing, and the occupants had already been chosen before the design process began.

Taking on board the feedback of Zellige's eventual residents, the two practices included spaces and facilities such as common spaces and terraces, a communal workshop and wash house, a vegetable garden and a shared chicken coop.

Pale wood balustrades contrast with the grey bricks

These communal spaces are either on top of the shorter volumes or arranged in a central courtyard formed in between the U-shaped complex.

An external spiral staircase with wooden balustrades add flair to the facade and allows occupants views over the complex and of each other as they move up and down between floors.

The project is part of a plan to rejuvenate the island

The brick facade is uniform to tie the three volumes, which are four, six and twelve floors respectively, together.

As Nantes is in a seismic activity zone, Tectône and Tact Architectes worked with brick supplier Blockstar to develop anti-seismic brick technology.

Residents helped decide on the designs they wanted

Tectône, a studio based in Paris, previously designed housing blocks in the French capital wrapped in timber louvres.  Tact Architectes is based in Nantes.

More Dezeen Awards 2020 public vote winners include Thang House by Vo Trong Nghia Architects and No Footprint House in Costa Rica by A-01.

Photography is by Cyrille Lallement.

Project credits:

Architect: Tectône, Tact Architectes Contracting authority: Maison Familiale de Loire-Atlantique, CDC Habitat, Les Ruches Developer: SAMOA Pilot: Gestionbat - Yohann Guinche Earthworks: Blanloeil- Gaëtan Lemoine, Bastien Meunier Main works: CHA - Damien Gosnier Brick facade: Ploquin - Christophe Ploquin Sealing: Engie Axima - Sylvain Fourgeaud, Florian Bezier Exterior carpentry: Baies Alu - Dominique Derrien, Yohann Le Clezio Curtains, blinds: Cybstores - Grégory Bouteillé Double partitions: Coignard - Laurent Talarczyk Interior carpentry: CMBS - Michaël Thomas Tiles, flexible floors: Rossi - David Trochu Painting: DBL - Frédéric Da Costa Locksmith: LR Métallerie - José Pohardy Elevators: ABH - Christophe Chartier Electricity: Enelat - Paolo Belchior Green spaces: IDverde - Maxime Goascoz Participatory project management: Wigwam Conseil BET structure: IBA Economy: Gestionbat BET fluid, thermal, HQE: Elements Engineering Landscape: Atelier Roberta

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(OC) Frenchifying the Canadiens (An Alternate Reality)

(This is the squeakquel threequel to Moneyballing the Senators and Covertly Tanking the Wild)It's August 2019. Marc Bergevin and Trevor Timmins are sitting in the Montreal Canadiens' war room when the phone rings. It's Geoff Molson, the team president and co-owner.Hey guys, it's Geoff. I'm gonna cut a long story short - the province's Minister for Sports has apparently stumbled on some... compromising information about this organization. For legal reasons I'm not gonna get into it, but it implicates all of us in the front office. The good news is that he says he's not going to put it out there for the sake of the franchise and the city. The bad news is that he has one demand, and I don't think we'll be able to get out of it. He's a bit of a nationalist, you know? Very vive la Québec francophone and all that. He says the worst thing that ever happened to les Habs was when they started letting Ontarians and Americans on the team, and that he stopped watching when they made Saku Koivu captain. He told me he'll shred all the dirt he has on us if we make the Canadiens a 100% Québecois team by October. I know that puts you in a tough situation guys, but good luck guys!Bergevin and Timmins look at eachother in shock."Well at least this will save us a shit-ton on amateur scouting""This isn't funny Trevor, what the hell are we going to do? I guess I'll start sending out feelers and hopefully we'll be ready by opening night. If we rush this we'll lose every trade and look like imbéciles""No, Marc, we have to get all of this done now. Tonight. You think we'll lose these trades if we hurry? If McKenzie somehow gets wind of this and tweets it out we're gonna be icing a fucking QMJHL team this year. We need to do this all at once before anyone figures out what's going on.""Merde you're fucking right.""Think about it though Marc. If you brought a Cup to Montreal with a bunch of Anglos and Americans on the ice you'd be a hero, sure. But if you get les Canadiens une Coupe with all French guys they'll add your biceps to the fucking fleur de lis. Let's just do it and be légendes, frère.""Alright. Get me a list of every son of a bitch in this league with an accent aigu in their name, a six pack of Taureau Rouge, and 29 more phones."Six Hours Later​Bobby Margarita @TSNBobMcKenzieIt's probably nothing, but I'm hearing that the NHL trade line has about 12 trades pending.​Elliotte Friedman @FriedgeHNICHabs have signed Pominville (1.5M), Chartier (0.75M) and Bourque (0.7M) to 1 year contracts.​Bobby Margarita @TSNBobMcKenzieA lot of talk around the Habs right now. Things are about to get really silly.​Tampa Bay Lightning @TBLightningThe #Lightning have acquired LW Tomas Tatar, D Mike Rielly, G Charlie Lindgren, and a 2020 3rd round pick from the #Canadiens in exchange for RW Yanni Gourde, LW Cedric Paquette, and G Louis Domingue.​Columbus Blue Jackets @BlueJacketsNHLBLOCKBUSTER ALERT: #CBJ have acquired G Carey Price, C Jesperi Kotkaniemi, and D Jeff Petry in exchange for C Pierre-Luc Dubois, D David Savard, C Maxime Fortier, and a conditional 1st round draft pick.​Pittsburgh Penguins @penguinsTRADE ALERT: The Penguins have acquired defenceman Shea Weber and forward Max Domi from the Coyotes in exchange for Kris Letang, Jack Johnson, and Samuel Poulin.​Ottawa Senators @SenatorsNews Release: #Sens acquire defenceman Cale Fleury, forward Joel Armia from Montreal for Christian Wolanin and Anthony DuclairCommuniqué : Les #Sens acquièrent Cale Fleury et Joel Armia de Montréal pour Christian Wolanin et Anthony Duclair.​Colorado Avalanche @avalancheA big trade. #GoAvsGoColorado trades Sam Girard and Mark Barberio to Montreal for Victor Mete, Artturi Lehkonen, and 2018 2nd round pick Alexander Romanov​Vegas Golden Knights @GoldenKnightsTrading places! ⚔️Vegas acquires RW Brendan Gallagher from the Montreal Canadiens for LW Jonathan Marchessault and a conditional 2020 3rd.​New York Islanders @NYIslanders#Isles trade RFA rights to Anthony Beauvillier to MTL for C Ryan Poehling and C Nate Thompson.​Jim Matheson @NHLbyMattyStill blws my mind that Keith Gretzky hasn't been offered a GM job yet. Lots of respct around the league for his scouting in EDM. Wouldn't be surprised if Minneosta takes a long look at him​Chicago Blackhawks @NHLBlackhawksTRADE ALERT: Left Wing Paul Byron, Cayden Primeau, and Keith Kinkaid have been acquired from Montreal in exchange for Corey Crawford and Nicolas Beaudin.​Detroit Red Wings @DetroitRedWings#RedWings have acquired RW Cole Caufield and LD Brett Kulak from the Montreal Canadiens for C Joe Veleno and a 2020 4th round pick​Winnipeg Jets @NHLJets#NHLJets have acquired forward Jordan Weal and a second-round draft pick in the 2020 #NHLDraft from the Montreal Canadiens in exchange for forward Matthieu Perreault.​Arizona Coyotes @ArizonaCoyotesTRADE ALERT: #Coyotes have acquired Noah Juulsen from the Montreal Canadiens in exchange for Jason Demers.​Vancouver Canucks @CanucksNHLTRADE ALERT: #Canucks have acquired a 2021 5th round pick from MTL for D Alex Biega​Anaheim Ducks @AnaheimDucksTRADE: The #Ducks have acquired centre Nick Suzuki, defenceman Ben Chiarot, centre Nick Cousins and a 2020 2nd round pick from the @CanadiensMTL for C Benoit-Olivier Groulx and LW Maxime ComtoisBergevin and Timmins slump down in their chairs, surrounded by crumpled up pieces of paper and half-drunk half-Red Bull protein shakes, and look at the new roster they've assembled, scrawled on the white board in front of them.Jonathan Marchessault - Pierre-Luc Dubois - Jonathan Drouin Anthony Beauvillier - Philip Danault - Yanni Gourde Anthony Duclair - Mathieu Perreault - Jason Pominville Joe Veleno - Cedric Paquette - Maxime Comtois Gabriel Bourque Samuel Girard - Kris Letang Christian Wolanin - David Savard Alex Biega - Jason Demers Mark Barberio Corey Crawford Louis Domingue The Next MorningThe hockey world is in complete chaos. The Canadiens' front office pulled off all of these trades simultaneously, and not a single other GM realized what was going on. Sure they guessed that the Habs were targeting their French players (what else is new?) but they were as shocked as anyone when they started getting frantic texts as soon as they had submitted the deals to the league.Hockey media is a mess. TSN has interrupted their coverage of Canadian U20 Cricket regionals and dispatched the Bellicopter to retrieve Bobby Margarita from the Muskoka wilderness; analytics bloggers are frantically assembling heat maps and charts to make some sense of the madness; podcasters are recording 6-hour episodes.Bergevin and Timmins are asleep, and will be until the afternoon. They'll wake up to a copy of Le Devoir and the Montreal Gazette on the front porch of the Bell Centre with competing editorials:Montreal Gazette - August 11 2019"What the Hell did Bergevin Just Do?"MONTREAL, QC - NHL teams aren't put together in a day - it takes years of scouting, developing, trading, and signing to put together a team that can compete for the Stanley Cup. To succeed, managers have to be able to set aside their biases - for certain types of players, for action, and for nationality - and make rational, measured decisions.Apparently nobody told Marc Bergevin that.On Saturday night, Bergevin blew up a team that finished as close to a playoff spot as is humanly possible. Usually in hockey "blowing up a team" means trading a few core pieces; in this case it meant a rabid simultaneous onslaught of 13 trades replacing 90% of the roster and a large chunk of the prospect cupboard. And why? So that the insecurity of nationalist Francophones can be resurrected on the Bell Centre (excuse me, Centre Bell) ice, and the worst nostalgic tendencies of our society can play out below the retired number banners of Doug Harvey, Larry Robinson, and Bernie Geoffrion.Maybe this team will be a Cup contender, maybe they won't be. But the message that Marc Bergevin has sent to the thousands of children who watch the Montreal Canadiens (many of whose Weber or Price jerseys are now suddenly out of date) is one of exclusion and tribalism. And he, and Geoff Molson, and every element of our province responsible for this idiocy should be ashamed.Le Devoir - 11 Août 2019"Bergevin: le sauveur du hockey québécois"MONTRÉAL, QC - Avant jeudi soir, le mandat du directeur général des Canadiens, Marc Bergevin, était controversé. Pour chaque échange intelligente, il en avait un autre qui était horrible. Mais maintenant, il n’ya aucun doute: Marc Bergevin est un héros.Les Canadiens de Montréal participeront à une coupe Stanley ce printemps, et ce, avec une formation entièrement née et élevée au Québec pour la première fois en près de cent ans. Les enfants de la belle province seront inspirés, et le hockey québécois retrouvera enfin sa place sacrée au sommet. Une nouvelle génération de fierté française, de renouveau national et de domination du hockey est à portée de main. Et il n'y a aucun doute sur qui est responsable. Vive Bergevin!​How did it turn out in the end? Let's just say that the Fleurgevin was hanging in every classroom in the province by the summer.Hope you enjoyed, if you have any ideas for a future thing like this let me know! (OC) Frenchifying the Canadiens (An Alternate Reality) Source

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Top 200 Fantasy Prospect Forwards – April 2019

Here are the top prospect forwards to own in your points-only keeper leagues – April edition

  It's graduation day! The list of this month's graduates is at the bottom, and it's extensive. As a result, plenty of new faces this month. Click on any of the names to be taken to our DobberProspects profile (complete with observations, certainty rating and upside rating). o= offensive forward, t= two-way forward, p= power forward, os= offensive but smaller.

  Apr 10 Prospect Team type Prospect Rating Mar 10 Feb 10 1 Troy Terry ANA o 83.7 12 15 2 Ryan Donato MIN o 82.9 6 35 3 Henrik Borgstrom FLA t 80.8 3 5 4 Drake Batherson OTT p 80.1 9 11 5 Eeli Tolvanen NSH o 78.0 4 4 6 Jordan Kyrou STL o 75.1 10 8 7 Ryan Poehling MON t 75.0 62 84 8 Nikita Gusev VGK os 73.1 129 129 9 Martin Necas CAR o 72.4 7 10 10 Kailer Yamamoto EDM os 72.3 11 12 11 Filip Zadina DET o 71.9 14 14 12 Kirill Kaprizov MIN os 71.9 32 33 13 Vitali Kravtsov NYR o 71.8 19 20 14 Maxime Comtois ANA p 71.4 51 49 15 Sam Steel ANA o 70.7 16 17 16 Cody Glass VGK o 70.6 15 16 17 Kristian Vesalainen WPG p 69.9 20 21 18 Jason Robertson DAL o 69.3 22 23 19 Conor Garland ARI os 69.0 35 37 20 Morgan Frost PHI o 69.0 18 19 21 Aleksi Heponiemi FLA o 67.8 31 32 22 Michael Rasmussen DET p 67.8 24 25 23 Alexander Nylander BUF o 67.2 34 36 24 Jaret Anderson-Dolan LAK t 67.2 26 27 25 Barrett Hayton ARI t 66.9 38 39 26 Nick Suzuki MON t 66.8 27 28 27 Dylan Sikura CHI o 66.8 30 31 28 Luke Kunin MIN o 66.5 29 30 29 Gabriel Vilardi LAK o 66.4 23 24 30 Logan Brown OTT o 66.0 33 34 31 Grigori Denisenko FLA o 65.6 78 72 32 Adam Gaudette VAN o 65.5 46 46 33 Alex Formenton OTT o 65.5 36 38 34 Andrew Mangiapane CGY o 65.4 52 50 35 Lias Andersson NYR t 65.0 39 41 36 Michael McLeod NJD t 64.9 42 43 37 Ty Dellandrea DAL o 64.7 45 45 38 Carl Grundstrom LAK o 64.7 43 70 39 Martin Kaut COL t 64.4 41 40 40 Owen Tippett FLA o 64.1 40 42 41 Mason Appleton WPG o 63.9 49 77 42 Rasmus Kupari LAK o 63.7 77 71 43 Dillon Dube CGY o 63.4 47 47 44 Jeremy Bracco TOR o 63.2 50 82 45 Alexandre Texier CBJ o 61.5 138 140 46 Roope Hintz DAL o 61.2 82 78 47 Vitali Abramov OTT os 60.7 53 52 48 Jonathan Davidsson OTT o 60.4 54 85 49 Joel Farabee PHI t 60.1 55 53 50 Dylan Gambrell SJS o 59.6 57 90 51 Nicolas Roy CAR t 59.4 60 57 52 Josh Norris OTT o 59.2 61 83 53 Taylor Raddysh TBL p 59.1 63 58 54 Oliver Wahlstrom NYI o 59.0 64 59 55 Cooper Marody EDM o 58.9 59 97 56 Jonathan Dahlen SJS o 58.7 65 60 57 Dominik Bokk STL o 58.6 103 103 58 Evgeny Svechnikov DET o 58.5 68 63 59 Joe Veleno DET o 58.4 66 61 60 Denis Gurianov DAL o 58.4 67 62 61 Isac Lundestrom ANA o 58.3 75 68 62 Filip Chlapik OTT o 58.3 127 137 63 Anders Bjork BOS t 58.3 56 54 64 Joshua Ho-Sang NYI o 57.9 48 48 65 Aleksi Saarela CAR o 57.7 70 64 66 Boris Katchouk TBL t 57.6 71 65 67 Rudolfs Balcers OTT o 57.1 74 101 68 Antti Suomela SJS o 57.1 72 66 69 Kieffer Bellows NYI p 56.9 76 69 70 Sammy Blais STL o 56.3 85 80 71 Taro Hirose DET o 56.0 NR NR 72 Jayce Hawryluk FLA o 55.9 80 74 73 Max Jones ANA p 55.6 105 105 74 Matt Luff LAK o 54.7 94 107 75 Nic Petan TOR os 54.4 84 86 76 Nick Merkley ARI o 54.4 79 73 77 Julien Gauthier CAR o 54.0 86 81 78 Tyler Benson EDM o 54.0 93 94 79 Vladislav Kamenev COL t 53.3 87 88 80 Jakob Forsbacka Karlsson BOS t 53.3 73 67 81 Rem Pitlick NSH p 52.7 174 171 82 Janne Kuokkanen CAR o 52.6 106 106 83 Emil Bemstrom CBJ os 52.5 89 91 84 Max Veronneau OTT o 52.2 NR NR 85 German Rubtsov PHI t 52.1 83 79 86 Sheldon Dries COL os 52.0 92 108 87 Klim Kostin STL p 51.7 95 95 88 Sasha Chmelevski SJS o 51.5 97 98 89 Otto Koivula NYI p 51.5 160 158 90 Riley Tufte DAL p 51.2 91 93 91 Alex Barre-Boulet TBL os 50.9 99 99 92 Liam Foudy CBJ t 50.7 96 96 93 Sonny Milano CBJ o 50.6 101 100 94 Rourke Chartier SJS o 50.4 102 102 95 Trent Frederic BOS p 50.2 117 117 96 Jesper Boqvist NJD o 50.0 175 172 97 Mason Shaw MIN os 49.9 118 118 98 Mikhail Vorobyev PHI o 49.9 90 92 99 Zach Senyshyn BOS o 49.8 104 104 100 Trey Fix-Wolansky CBJ os 49.5 205 219 101 Kevin Stenlund CBJ p 49.4 107 109 102 Mitchell Stephens TBL t 49.4 108 110 103 Michael Dal Colle NYI o 49.3 109 133 104 John Quenneville NJD t 49.3 88 89 105 Serron Noel FLA p 49.1 208 205 106 Sheldon Rempal LAK os 48.9 110 111 107 Maxim Letunov SJS o 48.9 111 112 108 Nikita Scherbak LAK o 48.9 100 56 109 Victor Olofsson BUF o 48.7 113 113 110 Kevin Roy ANA o 48.6 116 116 111 Jake Evans MON o 48.4 119 119 112 Tanner Laczynski PHI o 48.4 120 120 113 Shane Bowers COL t 48.4 121 121 114 Ryan McLeod EDM o 48.3 122 122 115 Benoit-Olivier Groulx ANA o 48.3 171 168 116 Kirill Maksimov EDM p 47.8 158 216 117 Kiefer Sherwood ANA t 47.7 125 125 118 Adam Mascherin DAL os 47.5 130 130 119 Alexander Khovanov MIN o 47.5 126 126 120 Connor Dewar MIN o 47.3 212 209 121 Valentin Zykov VGK o 47.2 98 87 122 Evan Barratt CHI o 46.9 131 131 123 Peter Cehlarik BOS o 46.7 132 187 124 Dmitry Sokolov MIN o 46.6 133 134 125 Gabriel Fortier TBL o 46.6 134 135 126 Isaac Ratcliffe PHI p 46.6 346 354 127 Shane Gersich WAS o 46.5 135 136 128 Matthew Highmore CHI o 46.3 137 139 129 C.J. Smith BUF o 46.3 128 127 130 Erik Foley STL o 46.0 141 143 131 Joseph Blandisi PIT o 45.9 139 141 132 Adam Brooks TOR o 45.9 142 144 133 Maxim Mamin FLA o 45.8 145 147 134 Karson Kuhlman BOS t 45.6 NR NR 135 AJ Greer COL p 45.6 136 138 136 Francis Perron SJS o 45.6 147 148 137 Kole Lind VAN o 45.5 123 123 138 Stelio Mattheos CAR o 45.5 148 149 139 Jonatan Berggren DET o 45.4 149 150 140 Aarne Talvitie NJD o 45.4 166 163 141 Brandon Hagel BUF o 45.4 216 213 142 Patrick Harper NSH os 45.3 150 151 143 Teddy Blueger PIT o 45.3 151 152 144 Saku Maenalanen CAR o 45.2 152 153 145 Nikolay Prokhorkin LAK o 45.2 153 199 146 Juho Lammikko FLA o 45.2 154 154 147 Logan O'Connor COL t 45.2 NR NR 148 Justin Almeida PIT o 45.2 155 232 149 Rasmus Asplund BUF o 45.1 114 114 150 Alexander Volkov TBL o 45.0 156 155 151 Akil Thomas LAK o 45.0 157 156 152 Dmytro Timashov TOR o 45.0 143 145 153 Joey Anderson NJD o 45.0 159 157 154 Marcus Davidsson BUF t 44.9 161 159 155 Tyler Madden VAN t 44.9 289 300 156 Jack Rodewald OTT o 44.8 162 261 157 Tyler Steenbergen ARI o 44.7 163 160 158 Ville Meskanen NYR o 44.6 164 161 159 Semyon Der-Arguchintsev TOR os 44.5 315 324 160 Lukas Jasek VAN t 44.4 167 164 161 Noah Gregor SJS o 44.2 168 165 162 Philipp Kurashev CHI o 44.1 169 166 163 Dryden Hunt FLA o 44.1 183 180 164 Mike Amadio LAK o 44.1 170 167 165 Pierre Engvall TOR o 44.0 165 162 166 Victor Ejdsell CHI p 44.0 172 169 167 Tyler Lewis COL o 44.0 173 170 168 Jonny Brodzinski LAK o 43.9 176 173 169 Tomas Hyka VGK o 43.9 177 174 170 Brett Seney NJD os 43.7 179 176 171 Axel Holmstrom DET o 43.5 180 177 172 Nick Henry COL o 43.5 181 178 173 Kalle Kossila ANA o 43.4 182 179 174 Joni Ikonen MON o 43.4 261 271 175 Jack Dugan VGK p 43.4 236 237 176 Jesse Ylonen MON o 43.4 263 274 177 Wade Allison PHI o 43.3 144 146 178 Austin Wagner LAK p 43.1 184 181 179 Remi Elie BUF p 42.9 186 183 180 Ivan Chekhovich SJS o 42.9 187 184 181 Matthew Phillips CGY os 42.8 189 186 182 Cameron Hebig EDM o 42.7 190 188 183 Michael Spacek WPG o 42.7 191 189 184 Anthony Richard NSH o 42.6 192 190 185 Michael Bunting ARI o 42.6 185 182 186 Brandon Hagel CHI o 42.6 459 471 187 Riley Barber WAS t 42.6 194 192 188 Carsen Twarynski PHI o 42.5 195 193 189 Brandon Gignac NJD o 42.5 196 194 190 Morgan Geekie CAR o 42.5 215 273 191 Yakov Trenin NSH o 42.5 287 298 192 Jake Leschyshyn VGK o 42.5 197 195 193 Jonah Gadjovich VAN p 42.5 198 196 194 Jack Drury CAR t 42.5 199 197 195 Antoine Morand ANA o 42.5 200 198 196 Noah Cates PHI o 42.4 368 376 197 Morgan Barron NYR o 42.4 407 419 198 Nikita Pavlychev PIT p 42.3 NR NR 199 Liam Hawel DAL p 42.1 202 201 200 Carter Verhaeghe TBL o 42.1 203 202

    1 Tkachuk Brady OTT 2 Svechnikov Andrei CAR 5 Kotkaniemi Jesperi MON 8 Thomas Robert STL 13 Mittelstadt Casey BUF 17 Greenway Jordan MIN 21 Chytil Filip NYR 25 Howden Brett NYR 28 Thompson Tage BUF 37 Kahun Dominik CHI 44 Foegele Warren CAR 58 Sprong Daniel ANA 69 Aston-Reese Zach PIT 81 Dickinson Jason DAL 112 Lemieux Brendan NYR 115 Boyd Travis WAS 124 Hayden John CHI 201 Grimaldi Rocco NSH 214 Gauthier Frederik TOR 270 Cave Colby EDM 339 Nieves Cristoval NYR 389 Moore Trevor TOR

  from All About Sports https://dobberhockey.com/latest/top-200-fantasy-prospect-forwards-april-2019/

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Gala des Luc en macramés - Édition 2018

Pour la deuxième année, on revient avec notre super gala pour jaser des gens qui nous ont marqués à la course 5 Peaks Orford 2018. 

Tout d'abord, félicitations encore une fois à tout ceux ayant pris le départ de la course. Ça prend du courage et une bonne dose d'inconscience. Tous les coureurs ont été gentils et respectueux. Edith et moi avons passé une super journée. Si vous n'avez pas le sens de l'humour ou si vous prenez tout au premier degré, cessez de lire ici et sortez jouer dehors à la place :P

Sainte-Vierge

Maxime Desmarais: C'était le premier ultramarathon de Maxime. Il a choisi Orford car il voyait que les temps étaient lents. Se disait-il que  ce serait relax et facile? Il a vite compris qu'il y avait une autre raison expliquant les temps lents: la difficulté du parcours. Il a tout de même réussi à passer au travers et était presqu'aussi expressif à la fin de la course que Kevin l'an dernier ;)

Girl Power

Lyne Bessette et Mélanie Nadeau: Ces filles ont botté le derrière de presque tous les gars présents. Lyne a terminé 3ème au 50km et Mélanie 2ème au 25km. Bravo les filles :)

Mindblowing

Hugo Chartier: Non seulement il a gagné pour une seconde année le 50k mais il a réussi à battre son temps de l'an dernier. Il a fait 2h38 à l'aller et 3h03 au retour (sans compter le temps d'arrêt à notre ravito de mi-parcours). Pour vous donner une bonne idée, le gagnant du 25k a terminé en 3h04 cette année. 

Le plus beau sourire

Seybou All: C'est mon amie Julie, rencontrée lors de l'UTMA 2016, qui lui a parlé de la course d'Orford. Il a arboré le plus magnifique des sourires tout au long de la journée. Je suis sûr que ça a fait du bien à toutes les personnes qu'il a croisées.

Bon Sang

Jacques Tétreault: Il y avait quelques prétendants dans cette catégorie mais c'est Jacques qui l'emporte avec son genou qui a nécessité trois points de suture. Ça ne l'a pas empêché de finir avec le sourire.

La chèvre de montagne

Lyne Bessette: À mi-parcours, Lyne nous a coupé le souffle en partant du ravito. Nous avons tous été épatés par sa force en montée.

Faux départ

Maxime Mayer Godin: Le pauvre gars de Valleyfield a pris le départ et 5 minutes après, revenait car il avait oublié de laisser son drop bag. Sa blonde était partie et son sac était toujours dans l'auto. Quelques coups de téléphone plus tard, le problème était réglé et il reprenait le départ. Ça commence mal une longue journée mais ça ne l'a pas empêché de compléter son 50k avec le sourire.

Reality Check

Trois gars de CrossFit, probablement en super forme, ont pris le départ du 50k sans avoir vraiment couru beaucoup cette année. Je ne sais pas si c'était une gageure ou seulement de l'inconscience. Ils ont réussi à se rendre à notre ravito mais ne sont pas repartis. Bravo pour avoir essayé mais je vous recommande quand même de courir un peu plus avant la prochaine tentative. ;)

Roi du buffet

Alexandre Caron: Trois jours avant la course, il avait déjà hâte d'arriver à notre ravito. En arrivant, il s'est garoché en avant de la table en se frottant les mains. Mention spéciale à tous les coureurs français qui semblent avoir bien profité du ravito si on se fie au temps qu'ils y ont passé. ;)

Joke de papa

Kevin Piché: Sous des airs timides, il n'en manque pas une. Mention spéciale à Alex qui a passé la journée à rire de ses jokes… ou de lui.

Les Mamans

Bernice Poitras et Fanny Guévin: Les reines du TLC et du béqué bobo. Elles sont douces et adorables. 

Bénévole en forme

Francesca Perron: Elle est partie à vélo du départ pour venir nous rejoindre au ravito de mi-parcours. Elle s'est occupée de tout le monde pendant la course et est ensuite repartie à vélo pour aller voir l'arrivée de son chum. Mention spéciale à Geneviève Monette qui est passée par le sentier du ruisseau des Chênes pour se rendre à son ravito au sommet du Mont Orford.

Esprit de famille

Marian et Paul Haiduc: L'an dernier, ils avaient abandonné à mi-parcours car le papa ne pouvait plus continuer. Cette année, c'est le fils qui avait des difficultés mais ils sont parvenus à compléter le 50k. 

Nous espérons vous revoir l'an prochain. Merci encore une fois à Luc et Anne, ainsi qu'à tous les bénévoles, les coureurs et leurs familles pour avoir fait de cette journée un si beau souvenir.

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KCPK - The End - from Loic Andrieu on Vimeo.

Music video Directed by Loïc Andrieu Music by KCPK performing "The End"

Production Company : Soldats Films

Producer : Pierre Cazenave-Kaufman (Soldats Films) VFX Producer : David Danesi (Digital District) Director Of Photography : Nicolas Loir Editor : Naza Giral (Soldats Films) Colorist : Mathieu Caplanne Art Directors : Loic Andrieu & Simone Canez-Sabus

Starring Fleur Geffrier, Guillemette Barioz, Zara Prassinot, Thomas Renaux

Label : Pias Video Commissioner : Tanguy Dairaine

© Soldats Films & Pias

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Full Credits :

Executive Producers : Pierre Cazenave-Kaufman, David Danesi, Grégoire Giral Associate Producer : Tanguy Dairaine Unit Production Managers : Victoria Videnina & Tom Bertrand 1st AD : Vincent Champagnac Production assistants : Valentine Kervagoret & Clarisse Aïn & Jean-Baptiste Guittard

Production Designers : Claude Neron & Didier Billet Set decorators : Vincent Schlumberger, Maude Blanchard, Benjamin Gatti, Hatem Diab, Clarisse Aïn Stylists : Anne-Laure Nicolas Make-up artists : Djoher Aït Amer & Nina Lefevre Props master : Charlotte Kraus Casting director : Celine Garnier

1st AC : Vincent Toubel & Jeremy Mauroy 2nd AC : Paul Bailleux D.I.T : Edouardo Fraschini

Sound operator : Maxime Brunel Sound design & Mix : Olivier Ranquet

Gaffer : Franck Barrault Electricians : Jean Philippe Labille & Nicolas Coudsi & Rodolphe Juteau & Marina Klimoff & Gabrielle Petit & Laura Sfeir Key Grips : Benjamin Renaud & Benjamin Rame Grips : Arthur Ehret & Jean-Charles Etien & Thomas Bigot Crane operator : Philippe Mourier Stuntman : Gilles Conseil

Location manager : Charles Miambanzila Unit managers : Olivier Barges & Kija King Blain & Pierre Campet & Thomas Naville & Amélie Lelong & Louis Ziegle

Post House : Digital District Post Producer : Grégoire Giral (Soldats Films) - David Danesi (Digital District) 2D/3D VFX Supervisor (Wave & Fire) : Marc-Thomas Cavé VFX Post Producers : Dorothée Semezis & François Schmit at Digital District On Set VFX Supervisor : Jerome Billet After Effects : Naza Giral (Soldats Films) - Rémi Muzzupapa (Soldats Films) Roto artist : Thibault Chartier - Irène Cunat - Denis Etienne Compositing Flame : Christophe Richard - Jean-Mathieu Sénéca Compositing Nuke : Catherine Coat - Mathieu Gaspard Track 3D : Gregory Paraige Color Grading : Digital Color Colorist : Mathieu Caplane Color Grading Assistants : Youenn Latour - Damien Ulmer

Photographer & Thumbnail pic : Keffer Ford Mercury Cougar 1968 owner Thomas Blatier Making-of : Victor Sellier Art Direction & Graphic Design : Camille Rigou-Chemin Communication & Development : Juliette Labrousse

Extras : Alex Bex, Héloïse Janjaud, Jeremy Rubiano, Marguerite Hayter, Valentin Nerdenne, Apollonia Bronchain, Paola Duniaud, Délia Antonio, Alain Kulmburg, Adrien Deleu, Swann Dupont.

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Special thanks to :

Ilan Rosenblatt « You made it happen ! » Christophe Leroy (Yellow Cab Studios) Maître Sandoval ("Les Duellistes" Escrime Club) Planète Escrime Store Alexander Bscheidl & Jean-Claude Ruellan & Marina Jego (Vantage Films) Bernard Guinot (Next Shot) Sandra Bekkar (Cinelum) Fanny Cointe & Hatim El- Mouddakhir (Eye Lite) Baptiste Dedeyan, Jean Benoit Ndoki, Guillaume Pujol (Diez Music)

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Asmus Tietchens

Asmus Tietchens — a name that popped up about 40 years ago for the first time on an album of ambient music by Cluster&Eno (1977) and can be found in various fields of electronic and experimental music ever since, mostly on the fringes of certain genres like industrial, synth-pop, acousmatic, reductionist electronic music or krautrock. It’s hard to fix his position to a specific scene, instead he seems more like a curious and peculiar mind working his way through all the spheres that catch his curiosity. Although he can be classified as a consistent solo-artist, quite a few collaborations have been exercised with people like the percussionist Jon Mueller, the reductionist electronic composer Richard Chartier, Chrysanthemums’ Terry Burrows or his duo Kon-takt der Jünglinge (a combination of titles of two early Stockhausen pieces) together with media-artist and composer Thomas Koener. He also appears on an album by the ephemeral Krautrock band-project Liliental (one of the few records featuring studio-wizard Conny Plank as a musician), probably the only real band he ever played in, not to mention his general dislike of most Krautrock.

— Marc Matter

But let’s start at the beginning: Asmus Tietchens was born in Hamburg (*1947), has lived there ever since, and works there mostly in the studio of his old friend Okko Bekker—a composer of filmscores and advertisments who also guest-starred on the Cluster & Eno album, but has also produced whole works together with Asmus, most notably a concept-album called E that con­tains succesful imitations of modern classical and avantgarde music. His attachment with the city of Hamburg is close: being a key-figure and a close inspiration to a younger generation of experimental electronic musicians such as Felix Kubin, who admired Tietchens as a kind of chinese master, a laughing monch, an existentialist audio-scientist leaning to impression­ism who produces real science-fiction with his music. He also used to be involved in the infamous Odradek fanzine, has been rumored of being behind the mysterious Werkbund and Mechthild von Leusch projects together with Uli Rehberg aka Ditterich von Euler-Donnersperg (Tietchens repeatedly denied his participation) and still co-runs the monthly Hörbar events of experimen­tal music in a small cinema (B-Movie). Even his dayjobs that he once had to execute for the sake of his parents’ peace were typical for Hamburg: trained as a tradesman working in the harbour and later being a copywriter in the advertising business.

Confronted with early german electronic avantgarde music and french musique concrete on the night-programs of germany’s state-radio as a 12-year old kid, because he somewhat felt obliged to follow the development of the arts as a grammar school student due to his vanity, this kind of music caught his curiosity. The idea to make music himself de­veloped, and after giving it a try with guitar-playing which failed due to his left-handedness, he started tinkering around with splicing prerecorded tapes and doing random collages of found sound and music as a young teenager. In the mid-60s he system­atisized his approach and got access to a Revox tape-machine, and his first piece of tape-music dates back to 1965. Making music continued as a hobby for 15 years, before getting the opportunity to make it public. The LP Formen letzter Hausmusik (transl. Last forms of family-music, 1984) that was released by Nurse With Wounds Steven Stapleton for his United Dairies label contained mostly materi­al dating from the mid-70s. His active entry into the music-scene as a com­poser was via the industrial scene, not only releasing on the NWW label but also on Esplendor Geometrico’s later on, but he does not call his own music industrial: “like i have been on the fringes of industrial music in the 80s, i am nowadays working on the fringes of reductionist music” he tells me in a telephone interview. A period in his work as a composer that dates back to the early and mid 80s should not be forgotten—back then the german intellectual pop-magazine Spex (in the July 1985 issue) speculated that “atonal veteran Asmus Tietchens will never lose his reputation as a hippie-electronic (musician) because of his releases on the german Krautrock-label Sky”, although he still respects these records for what they are: synthie-pop.

While also some of his experi­mental pieces work with rhythms and repetitive patterns, his current compositions however are rather abstract, sparse and stern, a music not easy to access but starring an idiosyn­cratic beauty; they explore very subtle differences in tone, texture and sound while not hesitating to use silence as an element. He is more and more interested in nuances: “an unattentive listener could gain the impression when listening to an eight minute piece that nothing is happening here” he remarks. After starting out with tape-collages and going through phas­es of synthesized music and a long pe­riod of mixing both, he is back to pure electronic sound: “nowadays i hardly work with concrete sound-material like field-recordings anymore, but use synthetic sounds”. Nevertheless, two of Tietchens relatively recent radiopieces that he composed for the WDR Ars-Acustica broadcast series exclusively use concentrated field-re­cordings: Trois Dryades is based on microscopic recordings of a tree that is cut, and Sechs Heidelberger Studien on recordings of an old Heidelberger printing-machine. Both were awarded with the Karl-Sczuka Price for Radio- Art in 2003 and 2006. Unlike other artists who start out radical only to become tamed by habit, his musical abstraction and quaintness increased over time and moreover his curiosity lead him into different genres and styles without losing a certain kind of handwriting.

Some of Asmus Tietchens re­cordings display a twisted sort of humor: an LP of seemingly lost tapes by german hardrock band The Scorpions trying out some electronic Krautrock (of course NOT produced by The Scorpions but by Tietchens in collaboration with Felix Kubin aka Knoth and Tim Buhre as Spiders on Phasing), or the Aroma Club series containing bizarre synth-pop with matching artwork are funny though sarcastic examples of his broad approach to electronic music and his playful mocks on musical trends and genres. In some of these projects he uses pseudonyms which happen to be anagrams based on his real name like Tussi Schemante or Achim Stutessen. Artwork and album- or tracktitles (which are, beside a few exceptions, all in german) are further dimen­sions in Tietchens records in which a jejune kind of humor can be found in homeopathic doses, but besides of that, he considers his music to lack humor. It might be a specific critical sensitivity and playfulness within the way he approaches music, art and life, making him more of a dandy-noir (more in a spiritual sense instead of a blasé fashion-attitude) than a tongue-in-cheek ironymonger.

Asmus Tietchens doesnt mind to talk about his music before his perfor­mances, and he is a great talker. He is also a gifted writer of critical essays on experimental music or linernot­es for records by Cluster, Günther Schickert or Institut fuer Feinmotorik that contain remarkable literary qualities. However, he considers his music a music without words, a kind of ‘absolute music’—a concept dating back to mid-19th centuries hardcore romanticism—a music that is abso­lutely self-sufficient, that is not ‘about’ or ‘stands for’ something but for itself, that does not intend to provoke specific thoughts or feelings amongst the listen­ers (he is a diligent listener of his own music by the way)—in that way being as open for interpretation as it can get: “i have no messages to spread, and i dont know to whom i should adress those”. But nevertheless, he can’t help but stick to his habit to include a quota­tion of the thinker of extreme pessi­mism EM Cioran on each record since Seuchengebiete (transl. Pestilence Fields, 1985); thats because he really wants to share those aphorisms—not because he wants to entertain the listener, but to show what intellectual influences he bears. Thus he is not reflecting a worldview or philosophical convic­tions through his art, “there’s still some philosophical background noise that inspires the music”. Therefore it does not surprise that he characterises his music of the last 20 years—without any evaluation—as “an attempt to establish a maximal ‘human-distance’”

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Spiral staircase twists through Zellige apartment complex by Tectône and Tact Architectes

Zellige is a social housing complex in Nantes, France, designed in a collaboration between French architecture studios Tectône and Tact Architectes.

The 100-home housing project has been shortlisted for Dezeen Awards 2020 and won the public vote in its category.

Three volumes are clad in matching brick

Tectône and Tact Architectes arranged the apartment complex as three interlocking volumes clad in pale grey bricks.

The pair of studios won the competition to design the housing development for the future neighbourhood of Prairie au Duc in 2014.

The housing complex contains 100 new homes

Zellige is located on the île de Nantes, an island in the middle of Nantes. This post-industrial area was largely abandoned in the 1990s, and the project is part of a wider plan to rejuvenate the district.

"This project is very impacted by the fact that it combines three very different housing programs, social rents, co-housing and to-buy apartments," said Tectône.

"It has been a long and very interesting design process that included its future inhabitants in every part of it, through workshops, discussions and votes."

A spiral staircase twists up one side

Some 15 of the 100 homes will be co-housing, and the occupants had already been chosen before the design process began.

Taking on board the feedback of Zellige's eventual residents, the two practices included spaces and facilities such as common spaces and terraces, a communal workshop and wash house, a vegetable garden and a shared chicken coop.

Pale wood balustrades contrast with the grey bricks

These communal spaces are either on top of the shorter volumes or arranged in a central courtyard formed in between the U-shaped complex.

An external spiral staircase with wooden balustrades add flair to the facade and allows occupants views over the complex and of each other as they move up and down between floors.

The project is part of a plan to rejuvenate the island

The brick facade is uniform to tie the three volumes, which are four, six and twelve floors respectively, together.

As Nantes is in a seismic activity zone, Tectône and Tact Architectes worked with brick supplier Blockstar to develop anti-seismic brick technology.

Residents helped decide on the designs they wanted

Tectône, a studio based in Paris, previously designed housing blocks in the French capital wrapped in timber louvres.  Tact Architectes is based in Nantes.

More Dezeen Awards 2020 public vote winners include Thang House by Vo Trong Nghia Architects and No Footprint House in Costa Rica by A-01.

Photography is by Cyrille Lallement.

Project credits:

Architect: Tectône, Tact Architectes Contracting authority: Maison Familiale de Loire-Atlantique, CDC Habitat, Les Ruches Developer: SAMOA Pilot: Gestionbat - Yohann Guinche Earthworks: Blanloeil- Gaëtan Lemoine, Bastien Meunier Main works: CHA - Damien Gosnier Brick facade: Ploquin - Christophe Ploquin Sealing: Engie Axima - Sylvain Fourgeaud, Florian Bezier Exterior carpentry: Baies Alu - Dominique Derrien, Yohann Le Clezio Curtains, blinds: Cybstores - Grégory Bouteillé Double partitions: Coignard - Laurent Talarczyk Interior carpentry: CMBS - Michaël Thomas Tiles, flexible floors: Rossi - David Trochu Painting: DBL - Frédéric Da Costa Locksmith: LR Métallerie - José Pohardy Elevators: ABH - Christophe Chartier Electricity: Enelat - Paolo Belchior Green spaces: IDverde - Maxime Goascoz Participatory project management: Wigwam Conseil BET structure: IBA Economy: Gestionbat BET fluid, thermal, HQE: Elements Engineering Landscape: Atelier Roberta

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Spiral staircase twists through Zellige apartment complex by Tectône and Tact Architectes

Zellige is a social housing complex in Nantes, France, designed in a collaboration between French architecture studios Tectône and Tact Architectes.

The 100-home housing project has been shortlisted for Dezeen Awards 2020 and won the public vote in its category.

Three volumes are clad in matching brick

Tectône and Tact Architectes arranged the apartment complex as three interlocking volumes clad in pale grey bricks.

The pair of studios won the competition to design the housing development for the future neighbourhood of Prairie au Duc in 2014.

The housing complex contains 100 new homes

Zellige is located on the île de Nantes, an island in the middle of Nantes. This post-industrial area was largely abandoned in the 1990s, and the project is part of a wider plan to rejuvenate the district.

"This project is very impacted by the fact that it combines three very different housing programs, social rents, co-housing and to-buy apartments," said Tectône.

"It has been a long and very interesting design process that included its future inhabitants in every part of it, through workshops, discussions and votes."

A spiral staircase twists up one side

Some 15 of the 100 homes will be co-housing, and the occupants had already been chosen before the design process began.

Taking on board the feedback of Zellige's eventual residents, the two practices included spaces and facilities such as common spaces and terraces, a communal workshop and wash house, a vegetable garden and a shared chicken coop.

Pale wood balustrades contrast with the grey bricks

These communal spaces are either on top of the shorter volumes or arranged in a central courtyard formed in between the U-shaped complex.

An external spiral staircase with wooden balustrades add flair to the facade and allows occupants views over the complex and of each other as they move up and down between floors.

The project is part of a plan to rejuvenate the island

The brick facade is uniform to tie the three volumes, which are four, six and twelve floors respectively, together.

As Nantes is in a seismic activity zone, Tectône and Tact Architectes worked with brick supplier Blockstar to develop anti-seismic brick technology.

Residents helped decide on the designs they wanted

Tectône, a studio based in Paris, previously designed housing blocks in the French capital wrapped in timber louvres.  Tact Architectes is based in Nantes.

More Dezeen Awards 2020 public vote winners include Thang House by Vo Trong Nghia Architects and No Footprint House in Costa Rica by A-01.

Photography is by Cyrille Lallement.

Project credits:

Architect: Tectône, Tact Architectes Contracting authority: Maison Familiale de Loire-Atlantique, CDC Habitat, Les Ruches Developer: SAMOA Pilot: Gestionbat - Yohann Guinche Earthworks: Blanloeil- Gaëtan Lemoine, Bastien Meunier Main works: CHA - Damien Gosnier Brick facade: Ploquin - Christophe Ploquin Sealing: Engie Axima - Sylvain Fourgeaud, Florian Bezier Exterior carpentry: Baies Alu - Dominique Derrien, Yohann Le Clezio Curtains, blinds: Cybstores - Grégory Bouteillé Double partitions: Coignard - Laurent Talarczyk Interior carpentry: CMBS - Michaël Thomas Tiles, flexible floors: Rossi - David Trochu Painting: DBL - Frédéric Da Costa Locksmith: LR Métallerie - José Pohardy Elevators: ABH - Christophe Chartier Electricity: Enelat - Paolo Belchior Green spaces: IDverde - Maxime Goascoz Participatory project management: Wigwam Conseil BET structure: IBA Economy: Gestionbat BET fluid, thermal, HQE: Elements Engineering Landscape: Atelier Roberta

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[architectnews]

Spiral staircase twists through Zellige apartment complex by Tectône and Tact Architectes

Zellige is a social housing complex in Nantes, France, designed in a collaboration between French architecture studios Tectône and Tact Architectes.

The 100-home housing project has been shortlisted for Dezeen Awards 2020 and won the public vote in its category.

Three volumes are clad in matching brick

Tectône and Tact Architectes arranged the apartment complex as three interlocking volumes clad in pale grey bricks.

The pair of studios won the competition to design the housing development for the future neighbourhood of Prairie au Duc in 2014.

The housing complex contains 100 new homes

Zellige is located on the île de Nantes, an island in the middle of Nantes. This post-industrial area was largely abandoned in the 1990s, and the project is part of a wider plan to rejuvenate the district.

"This project is very impacted by the fact that it combines three very different housing programs, social rents, co-housing and to-buy apartments," said Tectône.

"It has been a long and very interesting design process that included its future inhabitants in every part of it, through workshops, discussions and votes."

A spiral staircase twists up one side

Some 15 of the 100 homes will be co-housing, and the occupants had already been chosen before the design process began.

Taking on board the feedback of Zellige's eventual residents, the two practices included spaces and facilities such as common spaces and terraces, a communal workshop and wash house, a vegetable garden and a shared chicken coop.

Pale wood balustrades contrast with the grey bricks

These communal spaces are either on top of the shorter volumes or arranged in a central courtyard formed in between the U-shaped complex.

An external spiral staircase with wooden balustrades add flair to the facade and allows occupants views over the complex and of each other as they move up and down between floors.

The project is part of a plan to rejuvenate the island

The brick facade is uniform to tie the three volumes, which are four, six and twelve floors respectively, together.

As Nantes is in a seismic activity zone, Tectône and Tact Architectes worked with brick supplier Blockstar to develop anti-seismic brick technology.

Residents helped decide on the designs they wanted

Tectône, a studio based in Paris, previously designed housing blocks in the French capital wrapped in timber louvres.  Tact Architectes is based in Nantes.

More Dezeen Awards 2020 public vote winners include Thang House by Vo Trong Nghia Architects and No Footprint House in Costa Rica by A-01.

Photography is by Cyrille Lallement.

Project credits:

Architect: Tectône, Tact Architectes Contracting authority: Maison Familiale de Loire-Atlantique, CDC Habitat, Les Ruches Developer: SAMOA Pilot: Gestionbat - Yohann Guinche Earthworks: Blanloeil- Gaëtan Lemoine, Bastien Meunier Main works: CHA - Damien Gosnier Brick facade: Ploquin - Christophe Ploquin Sealing: Engie Axima - Sylvain Fourgeaud, Florian Bezier Exterior carpentry: Baies Alu - Dominique Derrien, Yohann Le Clezio Curtains, blinds: Cybstores - Grégory Bouteillé Double partitions: Coignard - Laurent Talarczyk Interior carpentry: CMBS - Michaël Thomas Tiles, flexible floors: Rossi - David Trochu Painting: DBL - Frédéric Da Costa Locksmith: LR Métallerie - José Pohardy Elevators: ABH - Christophe Chartier Electricity: Enelat - Paolo Belchior Green spaces: IDverde - Maxime Goascoz Participatory project management: Wigwam Conseil BET structure: IBA Economy: Gestionbat BET fluid, thermal, HQE: Elements Engineering Landscape: Atelier Roberta

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[architectnews]

Spiral staircase twists through Zellige apartment complex by Tectône and Tact Architectes

Zellige is a social housing complex in Nantes, France, designed in a collaboration between French architecture studios Tectône and Tact Architectes.

The 100-home housing project has been shortlisted for Dezeen Awards 2020 and won the public vote in its category.

Three volumes are clad in matching brick

Tectône and Tact Architectes arranged the apartment complex as three interlocking volumes clad in pale grey bricks.

The pair of studios won the competition to design the housing development for the future neighbourhood of Prairie au Duc in 2014.

The housing complex contains 100 new homes

Zellige is located on the île de Nantes, an island in the middle of Nantes. This post-industrial area was largely abandoned in the 1990s, and the project is part of a wider plan to rejuvenate the district.

"This project is very impacted by the fact that it combines three very different housing programs, social rents, co-housing and to-buy apartments," said Tectône.

"It has been a long and very interesting design process that included its future inhabitants in every part of it, through workshops, discussions and votes."

A spiral staircase twists up one side

Some 15 of the 100 homes will be co-housing, and the occupants had already been chosen before the design process began.

Taking on board the feedback of Zellige's eventual residents, the two practices included spaces and facilities such as common spaces and terraces, a communal workshop and wash house, a vegetable garden and a shared chicken coop.

Pale wood balustrades contrast with the grey bricks

These communal spaces are either on top of the shorter volumes or arranged in a central courtyard formed in between the U-shaped complex.

An external spiral staircase with wooden balustrades add flair to the facade and allows occupants views over the complex and of each other as they move up and down between floors.

The project is part of a plan to rejuvenate the island

The brick facade is uniform to tie the three volumes, which are four, six and twelve floors respectively, together.

As Nantes is in a seismic activity zone, Tectône and Tact Architectes worked with brick supplier Blockstar to develop anti-seismic brick technology.

Residents helped decide on the designs they wanted

Tectône, a studio based in Paris, previously designed housing blocks in the French capital wrapped in timber louvres.  Tact Architectes is based in Nantes.

More Dezeen Awards 2020 public vote winners include Thang House by Vo Trong Nghia Architects and No Footprint House in Costa Rica by A-01.

Photography is by Cyrille Lallement.

Project credits:

Architect: Tectône, Tact Architectes Contracting authority: Maison Familiale de Loire-Atlantique, CDC Habitat, Les Ruches Developer: SAMOA Pilot: Gestionbat - Yohann Guinche Earthworks: Blanloeil- Gaëtan Lemoine, Bastien Meunier Main works: CHA - Damien Gosnier Brick facade: Ploquin - Christophe Ploquin Sealing: Engie Axima - Sylvain Fourgeaud, Florian Bezier Exterior carpentry: Baies Alu - Dominique Derrien, Yohann Le Clezio Curtains, blinds: Cybstores - Grégory Bouteillé Double partitions: Coignard - Laurent Talarczyk Interior carpentry: CMBS - Michaël Thomas Tiles, flexible floors: Rossi - David Trochu Painting: DBL - Frédéric Da Costa Locksmith: LR Métallerie - José Pohardy Elevators: ABH - Christophe Chartier Electricity: Enelat - Paolo Belchior Green spaces: IDverde - Maxime Goascoz Participatory project management: Wigwam Conseil BET structure: IBA Economy: Gestionbat BET fluid, thermal, HQE: Elements Engineering Landscape: Atelier Roberta

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[architectnews]

Spiral staircase twists through Zellige apartment complex by Tectône and Tact Architectes

Zellige is a social housing complex in Nantes, France, designed in a collaboration between French architecture studios Tectône and Tact Architectes.

The 100-home housing project has been shortlisted for Dezeen Awards 2020 and won the public vote in its category.

Three volumes are clad in matching brick

Tectône and Tact Architectes arranged the apartment complex as three interlocking volumes clad in pale grey bricks.

The pair of studios won the competition to design the housing development for the future neighbourhood of Prairie au Duc in 2014.

The housing complex contains 100 new homes

Zellige is located on the île de Nantes, an island in the middle of Nantes. This post-industrial area was largely abandoned in the 1990s, and the project is part of a wider plan to rejuvenate the district.

"This project is very impacted by the fact that it combines three very different housing programs, social rents, co-housing and to-buy apartments," said Tectône.

"It has been a long and very interesting design process that included its future inhabitants in every part of it, through workshops, discussions and votes."

A spiral staircase twists up one side

Some 15 of the 100 homes will be co-housing, and the occupants had already been chosen before the design process began.

Taking on board the feedback of Zellige's eventual residents, the two practices included spaces and facilities such as common spaces and terraces, a communal workshop and wash house, a vegetable garden and a shared chicken coop.

Pale wood balustrades contrast with the grey bricks

These communal spaces are either on top of the shorter volumes or arranged in a central courtyard formed in between the U-shaped complex.

An external spiral staircase with wooden balustrades add flair to the facade and allows occupants views over the complex and of each other as they move up and down between floors.

The project is part of a plan to rejuvenate the island

The brick facade is uniform to tie the three volumes, which are four, six and twelve floors respectively, together.

As Nantes is in a seismic activity zone, Tectône and Tact Architectes worked with brick supplier Blockstar to develop anti-seismic brick technology.

Residents helped decide on the designs they wanted

Tectône, a studio based in Paris, previously designed housing blocks in the French capital wrapped in timber louvres.  Tact Architectes is based in Nantes.

More Dezeen Awards 2020 public vote winners include Thang House by Vo Trong Nghia Architects and No Footprint House in Costa Rica by A-01.

Photography is by Cyrille Lallement.

Project credits:

Architect: Tectône, Tact Architectes Contracting authority: Maison Familiale de Loire-Atlantique, CDC Habitat, Les Ruches Developer: SAMOA Pilot: Gestionbat - Yohann Guinche Earthworks: Blanloeil- Gaëtan Lemoine, Bastien Meunier Main works: CHA - Damien Gosnier Brick facade: Ploquin - Christophe Ploquin Sealing: Engie Axima - Sylvain Fourgeaud, Florian Bezier Exterior carpentry: Baies Alu - Dominique Derrien, Yohann Le Clezio Curtains, blinds: Cybstores - Grégory Bouteillé Double partitions: Coignard - Laurent Talarczyk Interior carpentry: CMBS - Michaël Thomas Tiles, flexible floors: Rossi - David Trochu Painting: DBL - Frédéric Da Costa Locksmith: LR Métallerie - José Pohardy Elevators: ABH - Christophe Chartier Electricity: Enelat - Paolo Belchior Green spaces: IDverde - Maxime Goascoz Participatory project management: Wigwam Conseil BET structure: IBA Economy: Gestionbat BET fluid, thermal, HQE: Elements Engineering Landscape: Atelier Roberta

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[architectnews]

Spiral staircase twists through Zellige apartment complex by Tectône and Tact Architectes

Zellige is a social housing complex in Nantes, France, designed in a collaboration between French architecture studios Tectône and Tact Architectes.

The 100-home housing project has been shortlisted for Dezeen Awards 2020 and won the public vote in its category.

Three volumes are clad in matching brick

Tectône and Tact Architectes arranged the apartment complex as three interlocking volumes clad in pale grey bricks.

The pair of studios won the competition to design the housing development for the future neighbourhood of Prairie au Duc in 2014.

The housing complex contains 100 new homes

Zellige is located on the île de Nantes, an island in the middle of Nantes. This post-industrial area was largely abandoned in the 1990s, and the project is part of a wider plan to rejuvenate the district.

"This project is very impacted by the fact that it combines three very different housing programs, social rents, co-housing and to-buy apartments," said Tectône.

"It has been a long and very interesting design process that included its future inhabitants in every part of it, through workshops, discussions and votes."

A spiral staircase twists up one side

Some 15 of the 100 homes will be co-housing, and the occupants had already been chosen before the design process began.

Taking on board the feedback of Zellige's eventual residents, the two practices included spaces and facilities such as common spaces and terraces, a communal workshop and wash house, a vegetable garden and a shared chicken coop.

Pale wood balustrades contrast with the grey bricks

These communal spaces are either on top of the shorter volumes or arranged in a central courtyard formed in between the U-shaped complex.

An external spiral staircase with wooden balustrades add flair to the facade and allows occupants views over the complex and of each other as they move up and down between floors.

The project is part of a plan to rejuvenate the island

The brick facade is uniform to tie the three volumes, which are four, six and twelve floors respectively, together.

As Nantes is in a seismic activity zone, Tectône and Tact Architectes worked with brick supplier Blockstar to develop anti-seismic brick technology.

Residents helped decide on the designs they wanted

Tectône, a studio based in Paris, previously designed housing blocks in the French capital wrapped in timber louvres.  Tact Architectes is based in Nantes.

More Dezeen Awards 2020 public vote winners include Thang House by Vo Trong Nghia Architects and No Footprint House in Costa Rica by A-01.

Photography is by Cyrille Lallement.

Project credits:

Architect: Tectône, Tact Architectes Contracting authority: Maison Familiale de Loire-Atlantique, CDC Habitat, Les Ruches Developer: SAMOA Pilot: Gestionbat - Yohann Guinche Earthworks: Blanloeil- Gaëtan Lemoine, Bastien Meunier Main works: CHA - Damien Gosnier Brick facade: Ploquin - Christophe Ploquin Sealing: Engie Axima - Sylvain Fourgeaud, Florian Bezier Exterior carpentry: Baies Alu - Dominique Derrien, Yohann Le Clezio Curtains, blinds: Cybstores - Grégory Bouteillé Double partitions: Coignard - Laurent Talarczyk Interior carpentry: CMBS - Michaël Thomas Tiles, flexible floors: Rossi - David Trochu Painting: DBL - Frédéric Da Costa Locksmith: LR Métallerie - José Pohardy Elevators: ABH - Christophe Chartier Electricity: Enelat - Paolo Belchior Green spaces: IDverde - Maxime Goascoz Participatory project management: Wigwam Conseil BET structure: IBA Economy: Gestionbat BET fluid, thermal, HQE: Elements Engineering Landscape: Atelier Roberta

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