Döppel Studio, a Paris-based studio presented a collection of micro-architectures entitled “Le Champ des Possibles, micro-architectures à expérimenter” (“The field of possibilities, micro-architectures to experiment with“). Taking inspiration from Le Corbusier’s Cabanon, a construction designed by the French architect on the French Riviera and which constitutes an irreducible and insuperable architectural minimum, the studio developed 6 objects in which product design merges with architecture and exhibited them in a wheat field not far from the center of the village of Firminy.
All the pieces are designed to be “inhabited” and are all covered with yellow padding made from cereal scraps and agricultural tarpaulins.
Le cabanon
La hutte
LC4 O2
La source
Le défouloir
Contemplation
