Thursday 27 November, 18:00

Corentin de Chatelperron

Corentin de Chatelperron, both an engineer and an adventurer, will introduce his urban biosphere project and delve into low-tech sustainable living. The Biosphère Expérience team is conducting dual experiments with the help of hundreds of volunteers to explore a zero-waste, sustainable lifestyle. During the conference, he will share the outcomes, followed by a book signing of “The Apartment of the Future.”

In French.

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