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While researching land records in Rabun County for the Dillingham family, I found three deeds of gift from Hiram Dillingham to three grandchildren. Only one of these was listed in the deed record's index (that is, the index for the volume of deeds in which these were recorded). None were listed in the General Index to Deeds and Mortgages. I found all three by searching the pages before and after the one deed that was indexed. All were dated 23 November 1859, witnessed by Emily Bleckley and James Bleckley, JIC (Justice of the Inferior Court), and were recorded 4 January 1860 in Deed Record F Rabun Co. on pages 53 and 54.
The first gift was to Hiram's grandson, James M. Dillingham, "for and in consideration of the Love and Respect which I have and bear to my Grand Son…" The property given is described as:
one bay filly with dark mane and Tale Slvr in here four head and left-hand foot which Two years old next Spring
The second gift was from Hiram to a granddaughter, Mary A. Dillingham, "for and In consideration of the
sum of love and Respect which I have and bear to my Grand daughter…" Mary received:
one Red & white muly Cow named Pink and her two Calves one a Two year old past heifer Called poney the other a bull Two years old next Spring with there Increase
The final gift was from Hiram "for and In consideration of the Love and Respect I have and bear to my Grandughter [sic]" Marthy J. Dillingham, who received:
one Peilin[?] Cow named Whiface and known as James Cow and here [sic] Two Calves with There Increas
Pretty interesting!
Hiram was enumerated in 1860 in the household of John and Polly Dillingham, who lived in the Valley section of Rabun County, along with John and Polly's apparent children Robert, James, Jane, John W., Alfred B., Mary A., and Hiram.1 It's possible the three grandchildren named in the above deeds of gift were also found in this household in 1860.
What I really have to wonder is if Hiram was playing favorites, or if he gave all his grandchildren gifts but only these three were recorded? Perhaps a further search in land records will yield additional gifts.
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1. John Dillingham household, 1860 US census, Rabun County, Georgia, Valley, pages 32 and 33, dwelling 229, family 229; NARA micropublication M653, roll 134.

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Wednesday, September 12, 2007
Darwinism and Medicine
We had a comment in a recent post about Darwinian selection. I been saying for 30+ yrs that medicine is, by itself anti-darwinian. Think about it. How long would a juvenille onset diabetic live 50 or 60 years ago? Now they live and reproduce until they go on dialysis and even then they still reproduce! Same with sickle cell, hemophilia, 24 wk preemies, putting non-compliant hypertensives on dialysis at 30 yrs old, and we could go on and on..And the genes go on and on. And we get to pay for it all!
And of course, we as doctors, must treat them to the n'th degree. Hell, when I started practice a 24-weeker was called a miscarriage! What kind of quality of life do those babies have? We're just now finding out how those hundreds of thousands of dollars just lead to more hundreds of thousands of $$ keeping them alive in their wheelchairs and feeding tubes, etc...
We are not supposed to make "value or social" judgements. Who better than us to make those decisions? I'm tired of treating that 20 yr old in DKA for the 29'th time who smokes and does drugs(other than his insulin, of course). Sorry if I hurt anyone's feelings, but there are some things the Europeans do better than us!
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I'm not a Doctor, just a burned out Social Worker. I made a similar argument in an Ethics class as an Undergrad 20+ years ago. When we were discussing our topics in class, I was called a "heartless Bitch" a "cold- hearted, bottom-line thinker" and various and sundry other less insulting appelations by classmates.ReplyDelete
However, I made an "A" on my paper for making a good case that instead of spending hundreds of thousands of dollars on preemies who were going to wind up as severely "challenged" children needing constant care and supervision, and thus more hundreds of thoused, if not millions of dollars in health-care cost thoughout their short lifespans, that we allow Nature to take it's course from the time of their births. Then the money that would have been spent on ultimately fruitless care for a NON-productive member of society, could be spent, instead, on child wellness programs such as immunizations, nutrition, maternal health, etc, etc.
Just my 2 cents worth.
sorry for the repeat but folks, we are really not anti-darwinian in most of what we do. according to darwin the most 'fit' are, by definition, those beings who succeed in passing on their genetic material to the next generations. with the notable exception of the preemies you mention, most of the folks we care for in the ED have reproduced many times so what we do is simply a waste of money and not 'anti-darwinian'.ReplyDelete
along these lines, what are we to do when, the inevitable march of technology and medical science allows us to push the age of viability back to 16weeks? 12 weeks? conception?
Was speaking of Medicine in general, not EM specifically..Altho we could impact many of those "saves" if we chose to..ReplyDelete
I agree with you, but where do we stop?ReplyDelete
How many were nearsighted before glasses became affordable in the 19th century? How successful were they at surviving to reproduce?
Damned few.
Appreciate your comment, but eyesight is not quite the same thing. With my glasses I can still be a productive citizen, it won't kill me, and I'm not costing the tax payer anything(at least I don't think I am!)If I don't improve my vision, I can still be a productive citizen in the same thing I do now. Like Ben Franklin, I'd just use a magnifying glass while sewing you up and I think he lived a pretty long time! (Maybe I couldn't be an NFL receiver or something similar)ReplyDelete
My mom was told in 1985 that with my Type 1 diabetes my life expectancy would be 20 years less than other children my age (pretty significant, putting me on death's door around age 55 or 60), and I've been trying to prove the pediatrician wrong ever since.ReplyDelete
Luckily, I have the crap autoimmune genes but I also have the efficient brain genes so I can reason my way out of killing myself in stupid ways.
I don't feel that passing on the crap autoimmune genes, whether or not my son gets diabetes, did much overall ill on society. Sorry. A lot of these young adult diabetics wise up after a few years and stop being idiots. You can only hope they do so before the kidney damage was done.
I am mainly tired of caring for children I didn't conceive. In the past 2 weeks I have seen a 16 year old with her three kids in tow, and a 20 year old G7P5. I'm all for individual responsibility and rights, but when someone reaches in my pocket to pay for someone else's irresponsibility, IUDs and forced sterilization come to mind.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous7:57 AM, September 13, 2007
First of all, I'm very offended: there is NOTHING the Europeans do better than us.ReplyDelete
Second: Darwinism will only apply to those diseases that do not allow one to get to reproductive age - diabetes, hypertension, sickle cell, hemophilia etc... do NOT fall in this category.
So... let's restrict the discussion to keeping alive 24 weekers and the like. This type of discussion has vexed philosophers forever. Peter Singer, Professor of Bioethics at Princeton University, has made the argument that severely disabled infants (e.g. anencephalics) can be euthanized and it is morally correct to do so.
As a Darwinian-athiest-utilitarian I'm all for it. I also can respect those who believe otherwise - that is, unless you disagree with me, because I am always right.
here ETOTHEIPI and i part company. the argument boiled down has been hashed-out a million times and it centers on the existence of God and the uniqueness of the human soul. friends may agree to disagree about such things.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous2:59 PM, September 13, 2007
You forgot that I'm always right. You can read it for yourself in the brilliant posting above.
if you don't believe in God then no one is always right... BITCH!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous7:37 PM, September 13, 2007
That's part of the problem; we as westerners are the most tolerant part of the world. So we tolerate people's life choices to an extreme.ReplyDelete
Is it moral to treat a diabetic and also not treat his illegal drug addiction? Or alcohol adiction? I don't think it is moral. Don't you have to treat the whole patient?
Ironically we are more humane to animals when it comes to misery and bad living conditions.
Humans are never going to be collectively logical.
While we're throwing around half-baked evolutionary theories:ReplyDelete
Darwinian evolution implies that there is some level of competition or evolutionary pressure, if you will. Welfare, social security and civil society have mostly removed any such pressure to a much greater degree than medicine has.
To make things seem even better, most of the intelligent/fit /evolutionarily favorable individuals aren't reproducing at the same rate as the rest of the population.
My niece, 16 years old, was diagnosed with Juvenille Diabetes, IDDM, or Type I Diabetes (whatever you'd like to call it) when she was 8 years old. Luckily, both of her parents are nurses and understood the "severity" of diabetes as opposed to those who think, "it is only diabetes, it could be cancer."ReplyDelete
At 16 years old, my niece has a complete understanding of her diabetes, probably better than most nurses and doctors. She has an insulin pump that she is able to regulate for basal rates during school, out of school, on the weekends, and during her hormonal peeks. She is able to bolus herself depending on the carbohydrate and fat intake of her meals and whether or not that bolus needs to be given now, over 30 minutes or over 60 minutes. She plays soccer and swims and manages to control her diabetes then as well. She knows her symptoms that signal her highs and lows. Her average Hgb A1C is 5.9.
At the age of 16, her worries should be what she's wearing to the prom or on a date; but instead her major concern is what her career choice should be that will enable her to care for her health throughout her life span.
She's been refused the ability to ride on rides at major amusement parks because she was unable to remove her "beeper," despite having to educate most of the operators that what she wore was not a beeper but a lifeline. Still, they refused.
This girl, has never been in DKA, even at diagnosis. Her attention to her disease should be applauded. What is a shame is that most of us in the ER only see the ones that do not take care of themselves. There are many out there that do.
comments expressing an opinion that certain groups or individulas should be euthanized will be deleted.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous7:37 AM, September 14, 2007
A physician I work with brought up this point-ReplyDelete
How do we see people? as minds or as mouths.
To Bostonian..Well said!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous3:23 PM, September 14, 2007
What if one said Hitler should have been euthanized? It's all PC hipocracy. Do lawyers qualify as certain groups?ReplyDelete
- Anonymous12:19 AM, September 15, 2007
I agree with you to a point. I was born at 20 weeks, 35 years ago. I was told, the doctors told my Parents to make plans. They did, God and I fooled them all.
My childhood was guarded, as I was blind in one eye. BUT I know I am a exception to the rule also.
I went on to be a Paramedic, and now getting ready to Graduate RN school. I did not have the money to go to be a MD.
I agree with you on raising others children, or seeing folks for the 4,5,6 time with more G8P7, it made me want to scream.
But where do we draw the line? Do we set a age for those who are "too old" to be put down like dogs too, I mean it is only fair? Thanks to modern medicine they are living forever too with feeding tubes, trachs, and whatnot. With or without bad genes.
All I can say is I am one of the few and lucky ones I guess and that I can say and question," Was the money that was spent on "me" years ago worth it, to my parents, yes. To me I often question."
Either way
I have cheated death twice, as a adult and as a baby and I am here for a reason. LOL, and I guess to bitch about those who take stuff for granted,cause they have the magic "red card".
Off to study guys but you all have great points I stand with for the most part.
P.S. sorry about the ramble........
- Anonymous12:37 AM, September 15, 2007
Do parents who leave their baby in the car qualify?ReplyDelete
the question re hitler is a red heering. he should have been executed, not euthinzed. unless your crystal ball works we can't argue about euthenasia like that, it's a false hypothetical.ReplyDelete
i'm trying to keep the blog on the subject of medicine. end of life issues are issues with which we have some expertise and first hand expereience. doling out death to certain folks is not for us.
Wow… Darwin aside, this post has the tone of coming from a genetic supremacist! Perfect genes are fine, but variations in the genetic code make an interesting life for all of us.ReplyDelete
Being a type 1 diabetic for 13 years, I am very thankful for ED doctors who treat DKA patients (as I'm sure that I will eventually have that unfortunate mishap) and as a medical student, my diabetes has driven me to pursue aspects of life that most people cannot accomplish... even with perfect genes! I do not do drugs but I drink, sometimes excessively, and although I am sometimes irresponsible with my decisions regarding my disease, my quality of life is fantastic and will continue to be so until I die. I will save lives as a physician and I will continuing to travel around the world catering to less fortunate people everywhere, all because some Darwinian ED doctor could find enough energy to treat my lowly DKA self, type 1 diabetes and all!
My point is… just because your patient is a 20 diabetic with 29 episodes of DKA, or a 16 year old mother of 3, saving that life you consider to be a genetic mishap in the human genome could change the world for many more people than you think. Just as man will evolve, so will medicine, which will allow for many more human advances, ultimately contributed, in part, by those people with weaker genetic codes!
Despite the fact that I disagree with your post in general, you make some interesting points. I have type 1 diabetes and acknowledge I'd be dead without insulin. But I also have asthma and have had an attack that I suspect would have killed me without the invention of albuterol. So how many people should be eliminated from the gene pool because they have conditions that would have killed them without medical inventions?ReplyDelete
Child birth also used to kill people. Maybe no one should reproduce!
I guess few people argue that increasing life spans is a bad thing.
For the record, I've also never been in DKA. My last a1c was 5.5. After spending 8 weeks working on a renal floor I hope to God I never need dialysis.
This post reminds me of a joke my dad says to mock out my dumb dog, "Survival of the fittest- or those taken care of by a bigger specious." Just a reminder that many things in modern society buck darwin.
- Anonymous9:21 PM, April 04, 2008
The more genes there are in the gene pool the better. Any one person could carry a gene that would provide resistance to a worldwide plague even if that person had a negative condition. There are plenty of instances where normally negative conditions can be positive in other circumstances. One example is Sickle-cell disease and malaria.ReplyDelete
I realize that this original post has been on the web for quite a while so I am pretty late in getting in on a comment. But I truly enjoy the honesty of this site and the excellent exchange of ideas and knowledge, which I may say is way above my level. I am a nurse - and a mere lpn - at that so I don't even consider myself a medical profressional in knowledge base or experience.ReplyDelete
But one thing I do specialize in life is attempting to be a follower of Jesus Christ. Everything I read or see or hear or consider, I try to filter it through God's view....and then attempt to line my view up to His standard.
So, Darwin and his teachings and his followers are simply ignorant to truth, because he doesn't take into fact the most important influence in life or death...God Himself. A world without God would be non-existent...since God Himself is the only self-existent one.
So all the babble about the survival of the fittest is mute! Every single part of our body was Created by the Creator that was much more knowledgeable and foreknowing than anyone who will ever ponder these ideas.
I love science (and medicine of course included) because you can't get far into a discussion about any topic without getting to the fact that all creation (including humans) are vastly more complicated and mindboggling to understand. Often it is easier to delight and marvel at our intricate design than to pretend to understand how it works.
So back to the orginal post, I totally agree that medicine is absolutely anti-darwinism....and anyone with a thinking true scientific mind would agree.
The real problem is that somewhere, someone stepped over the line of reasonable medical care and attempted to be a god...they attempted to control the point of a person's life and/or death. And this was all possible because we live in a welfare state mentality....medical research experiments...which are often what life saving attemps against all logic, known medical experience and knowledge, are being allowed, even forced to some degree. The only difference is research if funded. Hypothesis are carefully prepared. And careful records, including fiscal responsibility are taken.
When the taxpayer or private insurance (thus all paying insurance) or hospital organizations have to pay for these life saving feats of chance, there is no accountability...and no carefully research, conclusions and repeatable outcomes.
Doctors should be in the position to help families understand that there is no known medical course to take to extend life. At this point God should be given the opportunity to intervene, with one of His incredible miracles or His loving mercy to bring the precious soul home to Him.
Where we go so wrong today...is that we leave God and His infinite wisdom and power out of so many situations that are really only His call to make in the first place.
We Europeans do irony better than you guys; and you know it...ReplyDelete
- Anonymous1:02 AM, December 16, 2008
anyone read the book pro evo? According to the book people who live or make choices that go against evolution will not suceed in life. According to this theory evolution only goes in one direction, and anything anti evolution or life, will eventually fail, including poor choices such as drugs and murder. (e.g. though shall not kill, except in the instance someone is trying to kill innocent people, then you have every right to protect oneself, and loved ones, then it is justified. But no one should kill unless it is necessity to life or limb or it is only ok to take drugs to treat illness and help the body. It is said, the people who are pro evo, should try to help people who live anti-evo, because positive breeds positive, and negative breeds negative. I am a chrisitan and do believe in god as the creator of earth and all things living and not, but interesting application to life only by scientific means. In the end what will be will be; with or without our input.ReplyDelete
i'm not quite sure i understand.
my understanding of evolutionary theory is that over millions of years random mutations either provide a species with a competitive advantage or not.
the organisms with the deleterious or harmful mutations die and don't reproduce but organisms with helpful mutations reproduce and then the species becomes more able to survive.
accumulate enough mutations and speciation occurs. darwin himself would scratch his chin at humans acting to aid evolution beccause no one knows what that would mean. the process is random.
giraffes don't have long necks because they grew them longer to reach leaves in high trees, one malformed horse-like animal with a long neck was born due to a mutation and they lived to reproduce. so well in fact that their progeny outlived their shorter necked 'normal' cousins.
- Anonymous6:23 AM, March 14, 2009
I guess by pro evolution, the book was actually quite weird and written by an unknown source that was distributed through out the US, at random free of charge, and received raved reviews from so called professional scientist, researchers, politicians and doctors throughout the world who chose to remain nameless. It basically described so called test theories and acts that had been proven for people to suceed in life, it spoke of energies, and physics, and scientific flow of life, and the creation of earth and the universe, and how we are all energy and what we give off, effects others. The book is careful not to mention religous beliefs, only similarites througout many sectors of religions and commanalities between all. The book talks about what has been proven socially, and and what has not. Like I was saying it was just kind of interesting to read, but also kind of weird. Me, I just choose to believe in my own faith, and that's enough for me.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous2:29 AM, June 01, 2010
Stephen Hawking would have died young, going by your theory. What a loss to the World of physics!ReplyDelete


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Competition winner 2019
In progress
Environmental Approach: NF Habitat, HQE très bon, BREEAM very good
Client : NODI (mandataire) - Promoval
Team : Coldefy, Triptyque, Pila Studio, Bollinger + Grohmann, Zefco, Moz Paysage, Projex, AE75, Edeis
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Multi-family Housing
34 units
3,500 m²
Client: Foncière Logement
Team: Oria, Symoé, Meic
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University Classrooms, Studios, Student residences
17,400 m²
Invited competition
Client: ESMA
Team: Projex, Diagobat
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Teaching, Research and Exhibition halls
5,617 m²
Competition winner 2016
Under construction
Environmental approach: HQE
Client: Université de Valenciennes et du Hainaut-Cambrésis
Team: Escudié Fermaut Architecture, Les murs ont des plumes, Projex Ingénierie, Diagobat, Alteremo
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Exhibition Design – travelling exhibit
More than 100 works displayed
Client: Sèvres Cité de la Céramique, Galerie Dumontiel
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46,000 m²
Client: Adidas Group
Team: RDAI, Bollinger Grohmann, Inros Lackner
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Private residence
Renovation and Extension
400 m²
Client: Private
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Retail, Hotel, Luxury serviced apartments
80,000 m² - 52 floors
Client: Undisclosed
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Multifamily housing
3,256 m² - 42 units
Completed in 2012
Environmental approach: BBC Certification
Client: CIRMAD
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18,117 m²
Invited competition
Client: International French High School of Hong Kong
Team: Woods Bagot, AAL, Mott, LWK, MVA
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Multifamily Housing
3 240 m² - 36 units
Completed in 2015
Environmental approach: BBC Certification
Client: SNI
Team: Projex
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Residential development
8,700 m²
84 units + 111 student rooms
Completed in 2018
Environmental approach: RT 2012 / Label habitat & Environnement
Client: Linkcity
Team: Brézillon, Atelier LD
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Housing Development
14 746 m² - 185 units
Completed 2012
Environmental Approach: RT 2005 - Cerqual H&E - BBC Effinergie
Client: NACARAT, SIP
Team: BKW, Sigier
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Offices, Hotel Retail
26,556 m²
Client: City of Villeneuve d'Ascq
Team: Reichen et Robert, NACARAT, Citania, Projex, Diagobat
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Multi-family housing
2,457 m² - 36 units
Completed 2015
Environmental approach: BBC Effinergie 2005 certification
Client: Bouygues Immobilier,
Team: Pergame, SERC, BKW
Entreprise: Ramery
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Offices, Conference center, Exhibition spaces
38,000 m²
Client: World Health Organization
Team: Bollinger Grohmann, VIZE
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Urban design
Surface area indeterminate
Research proposal
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Fine Arts Museum, Public Library
63,000 m²
Client: Taichung City Government
Team: Arup, VS-A Group, My CO2, Ta.dA lab
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Housing and Retail
6,799 m² - 103 units
Competition winner
Completed in 2017
Environmental approach: RT 2012 - Biodivercity Label
Client: City of Mons-en-Barœul
Team: CIRMAD, NORPAC, Symoé, EMA paysage
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15,700 m²
Client: Museum of Gdansk
Team: OLM landscape, dUCKS scéno, APMD
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Design Center, Housing
2,200 m²
Client: SPI
Team: Nicolas Firket Architects (representative), Cordeel-Bernard, Greisch, Michaël Bihain Studio
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Offices, Business Park
16,515 m²
Phase I – 2,833m²
Completed in 2015 (Phase I)
Client: Duval Financial Group
Team: Projex, Diagobat
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Mediatheque + Architecture and Heritage Interpretation Center
4,150 m²
Client: Communauté d'Agglomération de Cambrais
Team: Jean-Christophe Denise, dUCKS scéno, Etienne Poncelet, HDM, Sogeti, CCVH
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Rehabilitation and conversion
Retail, Office, and Event Space
8,951 m²
Client: Chambre de Commerce et d'Industrie Grand Lille
Team: Akoustik, Alphapilotage, HDM, Scène, Symoe, Vanguard
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University Campus
8,217 m²
Client: Université de Lille III
Team: Projex, Diagobat, Norpac, Reichen & Robert Associés, Hexa Ingénierie
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Conference Center
17,780 m²
Competition winner
In Progress
Client: Minister of housing and urbanism of Burkina Faso
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Civic Center
3,500 m²
Competition winner
Client: Ministry of Justice of Georgia
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Cultural Center
620 m²
Client : Kowloon Cultural District Authority
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Urban Strategy and Master Plan
15.9 km²
Client: Shenzhen City Longhua District Administrative Committee
Team: CAAU, SHAP (Sunhome Architecture and Planning Studio - Shenzhen University)
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Courthouse of Lille
22 288m²
Competition 2018
Client: Agence Publique pour l'Immobilier de la Justice
Team: Sou Fujimoto Architect + Bollinger+Grohmann + Diagobat + Projex Ingenierie + Bureau Michel forgue + Synthetic XD
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Retail, Housing
5,729 m²
Client: Nacarat
Team: Loginor, Soreli
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Religious and Cultural Center
1,063 m²
Competition winner
Client: Amiens Amenagement
Team: Soteco, Helios Engineering
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Civic Center
655 m²
Client: Ministry of Justice of Georgia
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Multi-family Housing
1 820 m² - 32 units
Under Construction
Client: Edouard Denis
Team: Folliot, BKW, ETC, Sigier
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Urban Design
30,959 m²
Client: Communauté d'agglomération de Valenciennes
Team: Projex, Atelier LD
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11,143 m²
Client: Lille Metropole Habitat
Team : ETR, NPI, RFR, Echologos, Atelier Altern
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Mixed-use Housing
7 749 m² - 112 units
Client: ICADE, SIA habitat
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Urban Design
34.8 Ha
Client: MTR
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Multifamily Housing
123 units
In progress
Client: Vesta Promotion
Team: HDM, Symoe
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19,475 m²
Client: Region Nord-pas-de-Calais
Team: Steven Holl (representative), Field Operations
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Housing, Retail, Offices
13 500m2
2018 Competition
Client : Bouygues immobilier
Team : Lead architect Coldefy & Associés, Moreau Kusunoki, Bollinger + Grohmann, BASE
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Offices, Retail
31 000m2
Competition 2016
Environmental approach: Effinergie, HQE Excellent, BREEAM
Client : SPL Euralille
Team : 3XN, Topotek, Projex, Terell, Artelia, Avel
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30 000m2
Competition winner in 2016
Under construction
Environmental Approach: BREEAM Very Good - HQE
Client : Novaxia
Team : Bollinger & Grohmann, Sylva Conseil, Base, Le Sommer Environnement
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Housing, Retail
14 163m2
In progress
Client : Vinci Immobilier
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Student residence,
8 200m2
Competition winner in 2017
Under construction
Environmental approach: NF Habitat HQE 1 pt Label - Effinergie+ Label
Client : Beijing Capital Land
Team : Atelier FCJZ, S2T, AEDIS, Avel Acoustique, Cabinet Vanguard, Le Sommer, BASE, Sui Jianguo
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Tropical Greenhouse, veterinary clinic, gourmet restaurant, hotel
In progress
Client : Opale Tropical Concept
Team : Coldefy (Lead Architect), Thomas Amarsy (Collaborator Architect), Projex (MEP Engineering), Eckersley O'Callaghan (Building enveloppe and structure Engineering), Dalkia (Thermal Engineering)
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Master plan, artistic center, shops, cultural parks
30 Ha, 100 000m2 to build
Competition winner
in progress
Client : Zhuhai Greater Hengqin Pan-tourism development company Itd
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Immersive Theater, restaurant, aromatic Farm
10 582m2
Competition 2017
Client : Novaxia
Team : Bollinger - grohmann, S2T, Le Sommer Environnement, BASE, DAL, 4uatre-branding
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Master plan and urban strategy
90ha - 900 000 m²
Competition winner 2017
In progress
Client: CGE Immobilier, Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso
Team: Coldefy & Associés Architectes Urbanistes / Architecture-Studio / Agence Arcade / Beckman N'Thépé
Hardel et Le Bihan Architectes
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European Medicines Agency
29 503 m²
Competition 2017
Client: Tereneo
Team : Bjarke Ingels Group, Coldefy & Associés, Egis, Kardham, Bureau Michel Forgue
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Concert Hall
8000 m²
Competition 2017
Client: Alliages & Territoires
Team: Diagobat, VPEAS, Eckersley O'Callaghan, Lateral Thinking Factory, Changement a-vue
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Offices, Retail
7821m² SDP
Completed in 2019
Environmental approach: BREEAM very good
Client : Eiffage Immobilier, SEM Ville Renouvelée
Team : Coldefy & Associés, BEA Pingat
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International hospitality high school, residences, ateliers
Completed in 2016
Environmental approach: HQE Certification
Client: City of Lille; Conseil Régional Nord Pas-de-Calais
Team: Caruso St John Architects (Representative), Coldefy
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Wellness center, yoga rooms, Cafétéria
Completed in 2018
Client : SCI Arpatoli
Team : Projex / P2L
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Grand Theater, Multifunctional Theater, Science and Technology Museum, Artist Residences, Public Park
100 000m2
Competition 2017
Client : People's Government of Longgang District, Shenzhen
Team : Coldefy & Associés, HDD, Topotek1, dUCKS Sceno
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Mixed-use High-rise business park
1 059 180m2
2018 Competition
Client : Vanke
Team : Coldefy & Associés, HHD (Local Design Institute), iDEA (Associated Architect)
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Offices, Housing, Retail
23 500m2
2018 competition
Client : Altarea Cogedim
Team : Coldefy & Associés (lead architect), JBA Architects, Phytolab, Le Sommer
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Development of the left bank of the Port
Housing, cultural center, sports center, restaurant, parking
Client : Linkcity
Team : Coldefy, GRAU, BASE, Franck Boutté Consultants, Arcadis, Bouygues Bâtiment Grand Ouest
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Thomas Coldefy and Isabel Van Haute are the dynamic duo of Coldefy & Associates Architects Urban Planners, leading the diverse international team based in Lille, France.
The firm is characterized by their dynamism and creativity, animated by an international tropism that drives them to participate regularly in professional events around the world as well as in large international competitions. Their originality and resourcefulness have brought them success in a number of entries, including the Hong Kong Design Institute which they won in 2006 against 162 teams. Complete since 2009 this building has been the subject of numerous international publications as well as being nominated for the AFEX Grand Prize in 2012 and shown in the Venice Architecture Biennale. As a result of this success the firm has opened an office in Hong Kong and more recently in Shanghai, where the architects now visit regularly.
The firm's international activity extends beyond Asia, having won the international conference center in Ouagadougou, Burkina-Faso in 2009, the Public Service Hall in Kobuleti, Georgia in 2012, and was awarded the silver prize for the IDA awards 2012. In association with Steven Holl, they were selected as one of the 5 finalists for the International Louvre Lens competition. The company has won many international prizes including the IDA Prize in 2012 and the 40 under 40 award in 2010 which recognizes the most talented of young architects worldwide.
In France, Coldefy & Associates continues to develop a number of projects, notably at the heart of the Lille metropolitan area where they have already completed multiple operations: multi-family housing and office space in the Arboretum at Porte de Valenciennes in Euralille, the Lucie Aubrac Secondary School in Tourcoing - first low-energy rated school in the region - and even Rigot Stalars, a mixed-use historic rehabilitation and extension, creating a new neighborhood in Dunkirk.
In 2016, the office will bring to completion two major construction sites in the Lille metropolitan area: the Aquatic Center in Douai and the Lycée Hôtelier of Lille. After having completed the first phase of the new OVH campus, the team is currently working on the design for a complex that brings together leisure, culture, and retail spaces in Orgeval, as well as the transformation of an eclectic historical neighborhood in Fuzhou, China. Additionally in progress are multiple commissions and competitions including a school for graphic arts in Montpellier, the planning of a new development zone in the Paris region, the second phase of Rigot Stalars, a restaurant and high-end residential units in the historic Vieux Lille, the modernization of a Villa in Shanghai, etc.
The firm distinguishes itself with an open and innovative spirit acquired in high-quality international offices, particularly in the United States. Thomas and Isabel met at SCAU in Paris after working for, amongst others, Kohn Pedersen Fox, and Richard Meier and Partners on large scale complex projects. Their project method employs extreme consideration to the site, an urban culture concerned with the appropriate density and diversity, as well as a conceptualization process where the various project factors are continually brought together to the point of overlap.
Thomas Coldefy and Isabel Van Haute
Key people
Thomas COLDEFY
Architect DESA
Thomas Coldefy earned a degree in architecture from Ecole Spéciale d'Architecture in Paris. He is a licensed architect in France and serves as Principal of Coldefy & Associates since 2006. His previous experience includes positions held at KPF Architect (New York), Ateliers Hamoutène Architectes (Paris), SCAU + Tadao Ando (Paris), Swanke, Hayden Connell Architects (London), SOM Architects (New York) and Atelier Yves Lion (Paris).
Isabel VAN HAUTE
Architect DESL
Isabel Van Haute earned a degree in architecture from Saint-Luc School of Architecture in Ghent. Licensed architect in Belgium, she served as Artistic Director of Coldefy & Associates since 2006, and Associate since 2016. Her previous experience includes positions held at Richard Meier and Partners (New York), Patrick Berger (Paris), SCAU (Paris), and Agence Dominique Perrault (Paris).
Marc FRANCO
Architect DPLG
Director Paris
Marc FRANCO earned his degree in architecture from the Ecole d'Architecture of Paris La Villette (UP6). Accredited for licensure as an architect in France since 2001, he is named Director Paris at Coldefy & Associates in 2016. After working for André Martin in Saint-Mandé, he became an independent architect in 2001 collaborating with many offices such as: Edouard Boucher & Guillaume Neuhaus architects, Leclerc & Dusapin, Laurent Niget architect, Roland Castro & Sophie Denissof, Berthelier-Fichet-Tribouillet, Philippe Fichet architects, and Reichen & Robert and associates.
Zhuo WANG ROLLAND
Director Asia
Zhuo WANG ROLLAND has a dual degree educational background of project management and architectural, she is a member of PMI also earned the PMP & PRINCE2 professional certifications. She joined Coldefy & Associates as project leader in 2013, she became Director Asia in 2016. Her international profile has brought her to collaborate with various offices: Architecture-Studio (Paris), Chaix et Morel Associes (Paris),HDA Architects (Paris), Will Alsop Asia (Beijing) .
Simon DUCREU
Architect HMONP
Project Director
Simon Ducreu earned his degree in architecture from the Ecole Supérieure d'Architecture of Lille. Accredited for licensure as an architect in France, he became Project Director in Coldefy & Associates in 2016 after 7 years as Project leader. Previously, he has collaborated with the offices Luc Delemazure Architectes, Boyeldieu-Dehaene, and Parallèle 3, in Lille.
Martin Mercier
Project Director
Martin Mercier obtained his diploma at the Ecole Supérieure d'Architecture in Paris, after studying the development of public spaces at ENSAAMA Olivier de Serres. From 2005 on he was Associate Project Director at Architectures Anne Démians in Paris, until he joined Coldefy & Associés in 2018 as Project Director in Lille.
Zoltán NEVILLE
Architect DE-HMONP
Director of Design & International Development
Zoltán Neville earned his degree in architecture from the University of Southern California. He joined Coldefy & Associates as Project leader in 2012, and earned a French degree from the Ecole Supérieure d'architecture of Lille. Accredited for licensure as an architect in France from the Ecole Supérieure Paris-Malaquais, he became Director of Design & International Development in 2016. His international profile has brought him to collaborate with various offices: Architecture-Studio (Paris), CenterCal Properties and Studio Shift (USA), ADU Epitész Iroda and Erick Van Egeraat Associated Architects (Budapest).
Claire SEITE
Secretary general
Claire Séité obtained her diploma in economic and social management. She joins Coldefy & Associés in 2017 as a secretary general. Carrying a 20-year experience in the cultural environment, in the fields of production and coordination, she was co-director at the Colisée, theatre of Roubaix for a period of 10 years. She previously held a position in the Hippodrome as well, the national theater of Douai , in the Concert d'Astrée, the excentric festival, the national center of Theater, the Grand hall of la Villette and Lille 2004 – European capital of culture.
Collaborators since 2006
Léo AKAHORI
Juan Carlos AGUILERA
Thomas AMARSY
Alban ALTIER
Donatien APPLER
Quentin BATELI
Katrin BERGMANN
Audrey BOUDJEMAA
Nathalie BOUFFLERS
Cécile BRISSEZ
Camille BRULARD
Marie CAPIAUX
Fanny CARON
Valentin CARPENTIER
Sergio CARRETERO
François CHANTIER
Bertrand COLDEFY
Chantal COLDEFY
Thomas COLDEFY
Geoffrey CORDONNIER
Nicolas CROXOO
Martial COUDAMY
Monika CYSEK
Bing DAI
Hervé DANSART
Dany DEBRY
Stephanie DECAN
Anthony DELPORTE
Aude DEMEA BOURSIN
Geoffrey DIACKIW
Caroline DOLACINSKI
Jean-Pierre DORGES
Gauthier DROULEZ
Vincent DUCATEZ
Simon DUCREU
Lucas DUJARDIN
Pierre DUMEZ
Anouk DUQUOC
Perrine DUQUESNE
Anne-Gaelle ELIN
Maria Angela FERNANDEZ
Felipe FIGUEREDO
Mylène FOURMESTRAUX
Léa FOURNIER
Marc FRANCO
Jerry GEURTS
Alain GHESTEM
Elisabeth GIROT
Florian GIROGUY
Bruno GRASSI
Sophie GRAUX
Véronique GODDELIERE
Marianna GUARINO
Nicolas GUIOT
Susan HAGERTY
Ludovic HAEHNSEN
Brigitte HIBOUX
Yizhou HONG
Yisu HUANG
Alice HUET
Alissa JAMES
Daniel KATZ
Anna KLAPSIA
Lisa KENNEY
Luc KIRKET
Anna KLAPSIA
Eva Maria KOVACS
Elisabet LARA BOCANEGRA
Marion LECLERCQ
Gérard LEFEBVRE
Juliette LEFEBVRE
Claus LEHNERT
Maeva LENEVEU
Angéline LITTERI
Yebei LIU
Hakima LOUNAS
Marie-Claire Mathieu
Emmanuelle MAUDENS
Rodolphe MAZAIRAT
Martin MERCIER
Thomas MERTENS
Leila MET DEN ANCXT
Laureline MIALON
Séverine MIENS
Laura MINCHIN
Marie-Louise MOREL
Sabah MOUFAKKIR
Ettore MUSSO
Zoltán NEVILLE
Sarah OUVRAY
Franck PETIT
Laurence PLOYAERT
Tatiana POGGI
Maxime PRUVOST
Jerica PUTERLE
Huan QI
Mélanie QUETSCHER
Edouard REGNIER
Marie-Aline RIVAL
Bruno ROSSI
Blandine ROULET
Augustin ROY VERGER
Eric RYDZ
Sahar SAFIEDDINE
Koohyar SAMIEE
Gioia SARTINI
Claire SEITE
Julien SENEZ
Apameh SEYED
Michael SHAMIEH
Olga SHEMBO
Samson SHUA
Ludivine SPANNEUT
Sophie SIGNORINO
Long THANG
Rafa VALL
Isabel VAN HAUTE
Vincent VAULOT
Eliav VARDA
Clément VIROULAUD
Zhuo WANG ROLLAND
César WATTERLOT
Joanna WIECZOREK
Perrine WEISSERT
Yiru YANG
Xudong ZHAO
Attentiveness to the quality of public space, an attuned pursuit for the harmony between context, landscape and building, and a respect for the program and economy of means are the defining predispositions of Coldefy and associates. This approach is based on the environmental, urban and social contexts of a project that forms its image and identity.
The rigorous approach is a crossbreeding of the search for simple, convivial urban events, traces of humanity and a sense of dialogue with all the actors of the project: the client, but also the collaborating engineers and enterprises.
This dialogue is guided by a priority objective: to respond to the function while simultaneously providing a certain quality of life to the users. Rejecting anecdote and exuberance, the studio pursuits nevertheless to create surprise; all the while exploring the correctness of solutions. For them, a building must be legible, sensitive, resonating and innovative. In order to change habits, it must also push certain limits
Archdaily Building of the year (2020)
Le Peuple Belge has been selected for the ArchDaily Building of the Year 2020 Award
MIPIM AR Future projects Award (2019)
Tropicalia wins in Hotel & leisure category
Pyramides d'argent (2019)
Coldefy receives Pyramides d'Argent Prize for the project Sebastopol in Tourcoing
The Architizer A + Awards (2018)
awarded Tropicalia project (Côte d'Opale)
IDA Awards (2018)
The Grand Courthouse of Lille has been awarded two Gold Medals at the 11th IDA awards.
"40 under 40" Asia Prize (2018)
Organized by Perspective.
Pyramides d'or Prize (2018)
Coldefy receives Pyramides d'Or Prize for the housing project Montalembert in Villeneuve d'Ascq
Weihai Architectural Design Award (2017)
Bao'an Public Culture and Art Center receives the Excellence Award
Pyramides d'or Prize (2017)
Coldefy receives Pyramides d'or Prize for operation management in Mons-en-Baroeul.
Coup de cœur du jury Pyramides (2017)
Coldefy has won with the residential bulding Land Art in Lille.
Connected Building Prize (2017)
Coldefy awarded the Connected Building Prize for housing in Domaine de Montalembert in Villeneuve d'Ascq.
AIA Honor Award (November 2014)
Hong Kong Design Institute selected to receive AIA Honor Awards for Open International
Quality Excellence Award (June 2014)
Coldefy's iconic Hong Kong Design Institute wins the "Best of all Projects" Quality Excellence Award
The Architizer A+ Awards (2013)
awarded the Rogations Street Housing.
Green Building Award (June 2012)
The Hong Kong Institute receives Merit Award, organized by the Hong Kong Green Building Council.
Coldefy awarded palmarès Grand Prix AFEX at the Venice Biennial for HKDI.
« Terra Cotta Prize » (2012)
Coldefy awarded the « Terra Cotta Prize » for housing in Lille-Hellemmes, France.
International Design Awards (February 2012)
Coldefy awarded the IDA Silver Award, to be received in Los Angeles in 2013
"Pyramide d'Argent" Prize (April 2011)
Coldefy has won with the residential and office building "Arboretum" in Lille, organized by the northern France Developers committee.
"Pyramide d'Or" Prize (April 2011)
Coldefy has been selected to run for the National.
"40 under 40" Asia Prize (2011)
Organized by Perspective, Valcucine et Demode
"40 under 40" European Prize (2010)
Organized by European Centre for architecture Art Design and Urban Studies and The Chicago Athenaeum
"Spécial Hiver" Prize (2009)
Organized by ESA Paris
"Tour Eiffel" Prize (2007)
Organized by ESA Paris
APIDA Asia Pacific Interior Design Awards (2007)
Jury Member
Coldefy & Associés is part of the MKNO team "Mobility Kino Nature Open-innovation" led by Nodi, with the architects triptyquearchitecture, solidobjectives, Moz Landscape and jigsawbureau to reinvest and reinvent the history of this former high-rise industrial production site. Real place of innovation, meetings and leisure.
Tropicalia wins both of the 2018 Architizer A+Awards Jury and the popular choice, in the Unbuilt Sports & Recreation category. Tropicalia project is the world's largest single-domed tropical greenhouse, located in the North of France.
Urban experiences, Human experiences
What is that I need ? What is that I want ?
Going back to the basics and looking for the answers to those two simple questions are what we could call "new pragmatism". As buildings influence people's behavior and shape our cities, architecture is a responsible player in its manipulation of the physical environment.
Coldefy & Associates' project MO-SN was selected among the finalists for Reinventer la Seine on the site Place Mazas.
The project proposes a new silhouette along the river, and new cultural icon in the Parisian landscape: the 1st immersive theater in France.
The architecture creates a traversable public space, a bridge creating two plazas, inviting people to experience the Seine.
Following the international jury presentation and deliberation this June in Beijing, CAAU & Atelier FCJZ have been selected winners of the competition for the new Fondation de Chine at the Cite Universitaire in Paris. The project houses 300 rooms and features common spaces around a green courtyard and hanging gardens, opening to the park and encouraging social exchange. The three other competition finalists were BIAD/AREP, Chen Haoru/Hubert et Roy, and l'Atelier Deshaus/Jacques Ferrier.
As a part of the European Sustainable Energy Week in Brussels, Thomas Coldefy will speak at "Energy Days" for the workshop: Architecture, towards a change in building performance. The projects Lucie Aubrac secondary school and Arboretum mixed-use in Euralille will be presented as part of the projects representing sustainable architecture.
Coldefy & Associates, associated with French offices A.S. Architecture-Studio, Beckmann N'Thepé Architectes, and Hardel + Le Bihan, and alongside the Burkinabe office Arcade Architecture, will build the new city just outside of Ouagadougou, the nation's capital. The design is distinguished by its subtle and thoughtful response to the geographic, ecologic, and cultural context, creating a model for future African cities.
Our HKDI is part of the 100 best designs of these last 10 years to be presented in an exclusive exhibition in PMQ, Hong Kong, until March 5th.
In association with ECADI, our proposal "Living Canvas" has been selected competition winner for a new museum complex in Bao'an, district in the west of Shenzhen, China.
Novaxia properties and Bagnolet's Mayor Mr. Tony Di Martino have chosen Coldefy & Associates' design for an ambitious new commercial project near Porte de Bagnolet in Paris, at the edge of the periphery highway.
Selected among four other international teams, Coldefy & Associates' team with Sou Fujimoto will compete in the architectural contest for the new Courthouse of Lille.
The competition, launched by APIJ, will regroup multiple existing judicial programs, creating a new landmark and foundation for the development of the Vieux Lille neighborhood.
Coldefy & Associés is part of a few architecture firms shortlisted by the Graduate School of Artistic Vocations (ESMA) to design its new campus in Montpellier.
IDEC group has commissioned Coldefy & Associates to design a mixed use park in Wissous, near Paris' Orly airport. Based on planted green corridors designed by BASE landscape, it will include hotels, offices, shops, data center and a parking structure.
CAAU has moved its new studio into PMQ. Located in Soho, this revitalized former police dormitory hosts a modern creative hub with architects & designers studios, shops, restaurants and spaces for pop-up exhibitions.
On May 27th, Thomas Coldefy and Isabel Van Haute will take part in the first Hortus Talk, an official event of the Venice Biennale of Architecture, held at Bauer Hotel. Hortus Venezia is a project that aims to repurpose abandoned greens spaces in Venice through architecture, art and design.
One year after its first outing in Hong Kong, the exhibition "Sèvres, Porcelain of the Kings", designed by CAAU, is presented in Xian in May 2016.
CAAU has been selected among three teams for the design of a new mixed-use complex in an eco-district in Rouen, France. At the heart of the metropolitan area, the Luciline-Rives de Seine district is one of three major urban projects that will increase the availability of modern housing as well as innovative businesses and sustainable amenities for the residents of Rouen and Petit-Quevilly.
The Europe Shopping Gallery now seems brand new ! CAAU's intervention offers a softer integration by facilitating connections into public space.
Coldefy & Associates has been named winner of the competition for the construction of a new intergenerational residence in Amiens. The residence is made up of a mix of units designed for elderly citizens, families, young professionals and students. The winning design is organized around a communal garden in order to maximize interactions.
Organized by Pierre Dumonteil, together with the Manufacture Nationale de Sèvres and UMAG, the exhibition invites visitors to discover the extraordinary quality of the porcelain production at this world-famous manufactory as well as the sophistication of its traditional craftsmanship. A major exhibition of Le French May 2015, it will be on display from June 10 to August 16, 2015.
Two of CAAU's projects were selected among the finalists of the ArchiDesignClub Awards 2015: L'Arboretum in Euralille, in the category Logements-Programme mixte (mixed use housing), and Collège Lucie Aubrac in Tourcoing, in the category Enseignement-Primaire et secondaire (Primary and secondary education).
After an academic lecture this past Fall, Thomas Coldefy has been appointed Guest Professor at the Jilin Institute of Architecture and Civil Engineering for his achievements in the field of art and design. Jilin Jianzhu University is located in Changchun, China, in the Jilin Provence.
At the 2014 AIA International Region Inaugural Design Awards held in November at the American Club in Hong Kong, CAAU's Hong Kong Design Institute was selected to receive an Honor Award in the Open International category.
Weekly news magazine L'Express selected Thomas Coldefy among top French creative leaders. Full article here
This fall Thomas Coldefy gave a lecture as a part of the "Future France" lecture series in Prague. The event is put together by the French Institute in Prague in collaboration with the Faculty of Architecture CTU and took place on October 30th.
The Campus of Hong Kong Design Institute won the Best-of-all-projects Quality Excellence Award and Grand Award in the Non-residential category at Quality Building Award (QBA) 2014. This year's event, under the theme "Collaboration for Quality," received overwhelming participation. After 18 months of planning, assessing and judging, HKDI was selected as the QBA 2014 Grand Award Winner.
Coldefy & Associates have been announced first prize winners in the competition for a new Painting Museum in Etaples, France, on the Opale Coast. The competition was completed in March 2014 and represents a major element in the plan for a future renewal of the port area. The design phase is currently underway.
Our community involvement is expanding with another invitation for Thomas Coldefy to speak at the 2014 Chinachem Sustainable Development Conference this Fall. More information will be available via major media outlets later this summer.
Now available online is Isabel Van Haute's lecture from this year's Business of Design Week in Hong Kong under the thematic "Belgian Spirit." The conference took place in December 2013 where Isabel presented the studio's approach as well as some major projects built and conceptual projects.
The video can be seen at http://youtu.be/pAR3TjxhNmY
The mixed use project "the Arboretum" has been officially inaugurated in Lille November 4th, 2013. The project is located in the development area ZAC Porte de Valenciennes. The project represents the functional mix desired by the city to animate the transformation of the neighborhood in an extension of the dynamic of Euralille 1 and 2 towards the south.
Coldefy & Associates are pleased to be awarded first prize in a competition for the construction of a new Mosque in Amiens, France. The competition was completed in July 2013 and is currently being developed.
Thomas Coldefy has been invited to serve as one of the jury members for the Grand Prix AFEX 2014. The prize is given every two years and celebrates a project by a French architect realized abroad. CAAU was among the finalists in 2012 with the Hong Kong Design Institute.
CAAU is pleased to be a part of the Grand Prix AFEX 2012 exhibition at the "Cité de l'architecture et du patrimoine" in Paris, France. The inauguration event will take place Wednesday April 3rd 2013 at 6:00pm, and the exhibition will be on display until Friday, May 3rd 2013.
Thomas Coldefy has been invited to speak as a part of the IDEA conference for interior design and eco architecture. The two day event will be held in Prague June 10-11, 2013. More information is available on the event website: http://idea.intlbc.com/
Thomas Coldefy and Isabel Van Haute will give a lecture on the work of CAAU at the Hong Kong Design Institute as part of the school's Public Lectures in Architectural Design.
Coldefy and Associates is pleased receive the 'Terra Cotta Prize' for their recently delivered project in Lille-Hellemmes, France.
Coldefy and Associates has been announced first-prize competition winner for a collection of buildings, residential buildings including some retail, in Mons-en-Baroeul, France.
Coldefy and Associates is pleased to be informed that the Hong Kong Design Institute has been awarded a palmarès for the Grand Prix AFEX and will included in their publication as well as on display at the Venice Biennial.
Coldefy and Associates is pleased to be informed that the Hong Kong Design Institute has been awarded the Merit Award for by the Hong Kong Green Building Council.
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Sony IMX 378
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Quote from: hecma925 on December 30, 2019, 07:25:46 PMOCnet is KGB.I hail Mor Ephrem as our Secretary General.
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Oh you Greeks, you are all dumb!An Athonite
<<Why the infatuation with the death of Jesus?>>Well - if Christ had not given His life for us - where would we be ??
In fact, there is a Catholic Church near where I live where about 4 months ago they erected a 10 foot statue of St. Francis taking Jesus off the cross (Yeah, that's historical!). See the picture below.
Why the infatuation with the death of Jesus?
Many have given their lives for others. It was not the act of death that was the miracle, but the resurrection.
Tom, from what I've seen, the Orthodox use and venerate the crucifix so your objection is puzzling.
What is Christianity without the Cross?
I agree with all that's been said so far. No Great and Holy Friday then no Pascha.
But in Catholic churches it just seems that I have seen alote more graphic depictions of the act of the crucifixion. Not just a cross, but the pain of the act. In Orthodox icons it seems to be more that He is conquering the cross.
...Such is the spirit which Orthodox Christians regard Christ's death upon the Cross. Between this approach to the Crucifixion and that of the medieval and post-medieval west, there are of course many points of contact; yet in the western approach there are also certain things which make Orthodox feel uneasy. The west, so it seems to them, tends to think of the Crucifixion in isolation, separating it too sharply from the Resurrection. As a result, the vision of Christ as a suffering God is in practice replaced by the picture of Christ's suffering humanity: the western worshipper, when he meditates upon the Cross, is encouraged all too often to feel an emotional sympathy with the Man of Sorrows, rather than adore the victorious and triumphant king. Orthodox feel thoroughly at home in the language of the great Latin hymn by Venantius Fortunatus (530-609), Pange lingua, which hails the Cross as an emblem of victory:Sing, my tongue, the glorious battle,Sing the ending of the fray;Now above the Cross, our trophy,Sound the loud triumphal lay:Tell how Christ, the world's redeemer,As a victim won the day.They feel equally at home in that other hymn by Fortunatus, Vexilla regis:Fulfilled is all that David toldIn true prophetic song of old:Among the nations God, said he,Hath reigned and triumphed from the Tree.But Orthodox feel less happy about compositions of the later Middle Ages, such as Stabat Mater:For His people's sins, in anguish,There she saw the victim languish,Bleed in torments, bleed and die:Saw the Lord's anointed taken;Saw her Child in death foresaken;Heard His last expiring cry.It is significant that Stabat Mater, in the course of its sixty lines, makes not a single reference to the Ressurection. (The Orthodox Church, pages 228-229)
That's okay. I guess RC's really are NOT that bright. I mean, who would still follow a church that knowingly harbored pedophiles if they had any brains?
I've always seen the West as more Incarnational and the East as more Resurrectional in its theological emphasis.
Of course, one cannot exist without the other, but, being human beings, we tend to emphasize one thing over another when given a chance.
It is precisely due to that emphasis on the Incarnation that the Western "obsession", to use Tom's words, with the Crucifixion, came about.
By its very nature, the Incarnation imparts on the believer the humanity of Christ, how much He is like us, the pain He felt and still feels, the joy He must have had at the raising of Jairus' daughter and still has everytime a sinner repents, and the sorrow He felt at the death of Lazarus and He still feels when we as a whole race turn our backs on God. This realization can help bring us closer to Him. It also helps teach that Christ bore our sins on the Cross and makes real for us just how sinful we are.
...Certainly Catholic devotions like the rosary or the stations of the cross do emphasize this kind of suffering spirituality -- which, to be honest, has proven to be a source of great spiritual strength for millions of Roman Catholics over the centuries. In fact, I would even go so far as to say that the Roman Catholic spirituality is the spirituality par excellence for the downtrodden, the injured, the hopeless, due to this emphasis on the solidiarity with the crucified Christ.
I prefer the Orthodox vision, as an Orthodox. But I don't denigrate the Latin tradition on this specific point ... to me it is simply a different spiritual expression, and one that has its own legitimacy in that Western context.
has proven to be a source of great spiritual strength for millions of Roman Catholics over the centuries. In fact, I would even go so far as to say that the Roman Catholic spirituality is the spirituality par excellence for the downtrodden, the injured, the hopeless, due to this emphasis on the solidiarity with the crucified Christ.
We need both.
Caffeinator,Have you noticed a big increase in the use of Orthodox iconography by Catholics today?
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Robins proposal:
Hey, boys and girls!
James referred me to this thread, and basically, as I told him, it seems that our current chat solution has gotten buggy and probably behind the times. Lots of people having problems with it.
There's no need to take up a collection ... I'm happy to pay for the chat room rent from the proceeds of forum adverts (including the dreaded Meebo), but I'm going to invite you folks to form a task force and get on Google in search of an affordable chat solution that's in the same price range of $10/mo or less. You find one that suits you all, I'll get it installed and paid for. I do think it's probably time to jump ship from Parachat, though.
The fun starts HERE!!!!!!!!!


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BW013: Minccino-Neat and Tidy!
|"Minccino-Neat and Tidy!"
|Episode Code
|Pokémon: Black & White
Air Date
|United States
Air Date
|Badge 1
Episode Summary[edit | edit source]
Ash meets up with Bianca who has been sent by Professor Juniper to deliver a Badge Case to Ash, however it is very dirty. Just as Ash puts his Trio Badge in the case, it gets stolen by the Chinchilla Pokémon, Minccino who is trying to clean it. Bianca, who wants to catch a Mincino, sends out her Pignite, the evolved form of Tepig, but it is able to dodge the Fire Pig's attacks and use a Hyper Voice to knock it out. Ash then sends out Oshawott to battle the Minccino, but Minccino easily defeats Oshawott with its Sweep Slap attacks and it escapes. They decide to set up a trap with a dirty spoon and Ash tries to use his Snivy to immobilize it with Attract, but the Minccino also knows Attract and Snivy is enamored instead. Ash sends out Pikachu who manages to weaken the Minccino with an electric attack. Bianca decides to take out a dirty Poké Ball, enticing Minccino to clean it and accidentally get captured. With Minccino under control, Ash gets his Badge Case back. After getting to a Pokémon Center to check up on the Egg he received previously, Bianca challenges Ash to a battle. Pignite is defeated by Pikachu in the match, but Bianca says that she will get better for their next battle.
Gallery[edit | edit source]
Trivia[edit | edit source]
- Bianca broke the fourth wall by waving at the viewing audience.
- Ash said Dawn's catchphrase, "No need to worry".
- Minccino's name was misspelt in the title card and Who's That Pokemon?
- Professor Oak's Live Caster: Pansage
- Who's That Pokemon?: Minccino (US)