This project was carried out with the participation of Interior Architecture students from HEAD – Genève, who explored these issues through applied research and design proposals, questioning the interactions between space, material and climate from a contemporary perspective.

Under the direction of:

Philippe Rahm
Doctor of Architecture and graduate of the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne, Philippe Rahm founded his practice in Paris in 2008. His work and research extend the field of architecture into climatic and physiological knowledge. Drawing on historical theories, he develops contemporary solutions in which reality and its climatic parameters (light, air circulation, temperature, humidity, water, etc.) once again become fundamental elements of construction and urban planning, thus contributing to CO2 reduction and improved comfort.

He is the author of three books published in 2023: Histoire naturelle de l’architecture (Éditions Points), Le style anthropocène (HEAD Publishing), and Climatic Architecture (Actar).