Pyramides d'Euseigne, 1987 Hérémence
What future for the Alpine landscape?
This exhibition, to be held during the summer of 2024 on the site of the pyramids at Euseigne (Val d'Hérens), is made up of a selection of eight recent master's projects by students from Swiss universities. The theme of this first edition is the rehabilitation and upgrading of existing buildings and infrastructures. This theme, which has featured prominently in the reflections and work of Swiss architecture schools in recent years, echoes the concerns of civil society.
The "Projected Alps, Dreamed Alps" exhibition runs from June 14 to September 15, 2024. It is aimed at all publics, professionals and non-professionals alike, with the intention of giving visibility to high-quality academic production, sparking reflection and raising awareness of construction in mountain territories and its underlying themes.
The exhibition will be accompanied by several events, providing a platform for a variety of speakers to discuss and explore the history, present and future of the Euseigne pyramids site. This initiative is part of a global approach to the challenges of Alpine land-use planning and mountain construction, particularly in light of current climatic, tourism and economic issues.
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The "Projected Alps, Dreamed Alps" exhibition runs from June 14 to September 15, 2024. It is aimed at all publics, professionals and non-professionals alike, with the intention of giving visibility to high-quality academic production, sparking reflection and raising awareness of construction in mountain territories and its underlying themes.
The exhibition will be accompanied by several events, providing a platform for a variety of speakers to discuss and explore the history, present and future of the Euseigne pyramids site. This initiative is part of a global approach to the challenges of Alpine land-use planning and mountain construction, particularly in light of current climatic, tourism and economic issues.
Note: This text was translated by machine translation software and not by a human translator. It may contain translation errors.