Édition 2026
Architecture en Champagne
Architecture en Champagne represents the fusion of architectural creativity with the Champagne vineyards.
Winemakers, aspiring to enhance wine tourism and even reinterpret viticultural heritage, provide a plot of land and recycled materials to create a contemporary vineyard lodge. Each microarchitecture thus established is a modern reinterpretation of traditional vineyard lodges - humble structures that were created in the 16th century and were further developped in the 19th century by winemakers for shelter, sustenance, and rest. Architects and construction professionals share their expertise, guiding participants through both the conceptualization and life-sized construction of these lodges.
Angèle Keserwany, Lebanese architect, artist and musician, specializes in earthen architecture after a Master’s degree in Beirut in 2010. Working on international projects promoting local resources, she deepened her research at the CRATerre laboratory (ENSAG, Grenoble). In 2023, she developed a project to raise awareness of popular architecture in Paris and built a house using local materials with the MTST in São Paulo. She is also helping to build a school in Senegal. His work combines sustainable architecture, arts and pedagogy through workshops and international conferences.
Julien Mussier is an architect recognized for his expertise in the use of wood and his innovative approach focused on materials and experimentation. Author of Building with wood, he promotes sustainable architecture that values local species and eco-construction. An engaged educator, he leads practical workshops where real-scale prototyping allows a better understanding of materials. Candidate for the Workshop Architecture in Champagne, he wants to deepen his research on ecoconstruction and pass on his knowledge to train a new generation of architects sensitive to environmental issues.
Architect and rural carpenter, I co-founded "tout terrain", a social and solidarity economy architecture company in rural areas and continue my teaching experiences at the ENSA of Nancy as an associate lecturer. Common spaces, frugality of resources, citizen dialogue, mutations, re-employment are found in my practice or my teachings since the studies of architecture, a DSA urban project, participations in Bellastock, at the agency Obras or to the creation of the workshop Georges.
Carine Galichet is an architect specializing in sustainable projects, with expertise in geo and bio-based materials such as raw earth, straw and hemp. With experience in agencies in Savoie, Geneva and within Terramata and BEterre, she has piloted public and private projects, highlighting her mastery of technical and environmental issues. Founder of the Collectif de Boue, she sensitizes the general public and professionals to the use of regenerative materials. Driven by transmission, it aims to train the architects of tomorrow in sustainable and responsible architecture.
Joachim Boyries is an architect with a passion for sustainable architecture and co-construction. Co-founder of Atelier Na, he develops a user-centred approach, combining participatory workshops, public workshops and popular education. It designs bio-based and passive public projects, as well as rehabilitations incorporating reuse materials. Also engaged in stage design for international festivals, he has been teaching students architects and engineers since 2021, advocating a pedagogy focused on practice and collaboration.
This year, the 5 plots bring together a commune, a champagne house and several family farms :
Three emblematic terroirs are represented: the Montagne de Reims, the Côte des Blancs and the Côte des Bar.
