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Presentation

At the initiative of the President of the French Republic, the international Quartiers de Demain consultation aims to harness the best in architectural, urban and landscape innovation and design to transform ten neighborhoods and create a national dynamic in support of urban policy. 
The consultation will enable the realization of projects that will have an impact across the neighborhoods and beyond, providing for the needs of local residents and making an exemplary contribution to ecological transition.


 

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The issues at stake

The aim of the international Quartiers de Demain consultation is to bring about and fast-track ambitious projects that reply to five issues.

The importance of high-quality architecture, urban design and landscaping.

Improving the range and accessibility of services on offer.

The need for sustainability and adaptation to climate change.

The importance of nature, culture and amenities for a better quality of life

Contribution to a reflection on aesthetics in the context of a new way of building the towns and landscapes of tomorrow.

Experimentation is at the heart of the process and will be encouraged throughout the consultancy and incubation period.

Innovative construction and programming

New ways of involving residents

Reinforcing green corridors

The programming and conception of decarbonized and sustainable projects, based on durable, 50-year design and construction choices.

The programming and design of projects that incorporate cultural initiatives during construction and links between art and architecture.

Quartier 2030

The international Quartier de Demain consultancy is one of the initiatives of the Quartier 2030 initiative announced by the President of the French Republic and presented by the Inter-ministerial Towns Committee on 27 October 2023.

The objective of Quartier 2030 is to work with the stakeholders involved to build safer neighborhoods that are geared towards employment for all, foster a sense of community, and are fully committed to ecological transition.

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3 PILLARS TO TRANSFORM TOMORROW’S NEIGHBORHOODS
1.

International consultation for 10 priority urban neighborhoods

2.

Provision of targeted support to accelerate realization of the winning projects

3.

Capitalizing on the 10 pilot projects and communication within the profession and to the general public with a view to replication.

Timetable
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23
May
2024
23
June
2025
Publication of directives to regional prefects

for identifying potential project sites

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July
2024
Steering committee for the selection of the 10 project sites
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November
2024
Launch of the consultation
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December
2024
Receipt of applications

from design teams

•
January
2025
Team selection committees:

selection of 3 teams for each site

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March
2025
National Quartiers de Demain event:

Announcement of the 30 selected teams and national launch with international experts

•
March
2025
April
2025
Residences:

 immersion of the teams in the sites

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April
2025
Dialogue committee 1:

Presentation of the teams’ findings with residents

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April
2025
May
2025
10 Manufactures des quartiers:

collaborative workshops with residents on design and programming

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June
2025
Grande Manufacture des Quartiers :

High-level dialogue between designers and experts on the transformation of the priority urban neighborhoods and socio-ecological transition

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July
2025
Dialogue committee 2:

programming orientations

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October
2025
Dialogue committee 3:

 Nomination of winning team for each site

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October
2025
Tender committee or equivalent
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December
2025
National exhibition:

Announcement of the winning teams and exhibition of their projects

Actualities

Emmanuel Macron wants to launch “ten Architecture 2030 consultations” in ten priority urban neighborhoods – Cadre de ville

The consultations will concern existing neighborhoods. On day one of his trip to Marseille, President Macron announced his intention, and specified on Tuesday evening that he wanted a new Cité Radieuse, but in the north-side neighborhoods. This would be one of the “ten big Architecture 2030 neighborhoods” that will feature in the international consultation for priority urban neighborhoods. But with a view to renovation, rehabilitation and regeneration.

Quartiers de Demain: an international competitive dialogue announced for Autumn 2024 - Cadre de Ville

A year after it was announced by President Emmanuel Macron in Marseille, the international architectural consultation targeting priority urban neighborhoods is taking shape. Ten mature sites will be selected over the summer and a competitive dialogue will be organized in September by programme coordinator GIP EPAU. For each site, three design teams will be approved to compete until May 2025.

 

Launch of the Quartiers de Demain consultation is imminent – Cadre de Ville

The launch of the Quartiers de Demain programme is imminent

Announced by President Macron in Marseille at the end of June 2023, this initiative aims to “bring about, nurture and fast-track highly ambitious projects to meet the challenges of ecological and social transition in priority urban neighborhoods”. 

Quartier 2030: Inter-ministerial towns committee

While residents of these neighborhoods have a carbon footprint that is lower than the national average, they are subject to additional environmental vulnerabilities: air and noise pollution, the effects of urban heat islands, poorly insulated housing stock. Within the environmental programming, it is therefore essential to take specific measures to ensure the ecological transition in disadvantaged neighborhoods.