"As a team, become aware of the impacts of the construction industry to act effectively"
Did
you
know?
47%of greenhouse
gas emissions are related
to construction...
What share of
soils are
artificialised ?
What are
the impacts
of concrete manufacturing
and use?
How much
plastic waste is produced in construction?
What are the levers to
reduce
carbon
emissions?
How do we adapt construction to the world of
tomorrow?
Find all
the answers in
the Construction Collage!
Fun, collaborative, educational & creative,
this workshop is based on collective intelligence
by making participants actors of their Collage.
Tell me and I will forget,
show me and I may remember,
involve me and I will understand.
Confucius
”
”
- Understanding the stakes
is the vehicle to accept change
and become an actor -
Objectives of the Construction Collage
Be accessible to the maximum of people;
To alert on different issues:
climate change | biodiversity | pollution | resource depletion... ;
To provide knowledge: to give data awareness of the orders of magnitude and ressources;
To make us consider our real needs and then the courses of action;
To have a global vision of the curent impact of the construction sector on our environment.
Give the maximum of information in 3 hours to help the construction sector transition;
Who is it for?
Everyone is concerned by climate change and biodiversity loss. Construction Collage was therefore designed for people with an interest in the construction sector as well as for all construction professionals: the former will discover the subject and deconstruct their prejudices, while the latter will go deeper and question their practices.
Where?
Public workshops online and in-person. Private workshops can be held in your premises, in a room made available to us, or online. We will think about this together when we organise the Collage.
Why?
Because the climate emergency requires us to change course very quickly. One of the keys is understanding the problem.
The data...
Building techniques and regulations vary greatly between countries and regions. We’ve gathered global data and local illustrations to raise issues.
The sources come from the following reports: IPCC, ADEME, GlobalABC, AIEA, FAO, WHO, ACAN, LETI and many more.
How do we play?
The game is very simple. The players are in teams of 4 to 8. They have cards representing the different components linked to the construction sector and work together to find the cause and effect links by theme by positioning them and linking them together. A facilitator supervises one or more teams in order to guide them during the workshop, ensure good communication between the members and give additional explanations.
Course of the workshop
1st part "Understanding"
During this part of 1h30, the participants discover the game cards and co-construct the Collage around different themes:
needs | urbanism | design | construction | uses and their consequences.
2nd part "Creativity"
In 25 minutes, the participants decompress and take a step back from the Collage by illustrating it, making it unique. The participants have to make their Collage as attractive, original and comprehensive as possible. They have to choose a title together, highlight the key messages, add illustrations,... This creative phase allows the knowledge to be appropriated.
3rd part "Action points"
This part lasts 1 hour and is divided into two stages:
- The participants imagine and propose their courses of action;
- In the second stage, 60 action cards are proposed. The players read them, select them and explain their choice to the others. After the discussion, they debate the most relevant courses of action and the actions to be taken.
4th part "Restitution"
In just 5 minutes, the facilitator summarises what has been learnt in order to anchor it in people's minds and to give them an overview.
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The Construction
Collage Team...
Construction Collage authors
MANAGER at PASSIPHILE
Project management company specializing in passive and eco-designed buildings
"Let's be the change
that we want to see
in the world"
Gandhi
Guillaume MENET
MANAGER at GAÏABATI
"My ambition:
enable and help
businesses
& communities to
accelerate the ecological transition
for the next decade."
Renaud BONNEL
MANAGER at
CREA ECOCONSTRUCTION
"My project combines design and implementation
of the material.
The desirable spiral
is on!"
Sébastien LORTOLARY
MANAGER at GÉONOMIA
Timothée MARAIS
DEPUTY HEAD OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
at Bouygues
Bâtiment Grand Ouest
Laura LECABLE
Bureau members
Laura LECABLE
Secretary
Anaïs RADEPONT
Treasurer & Co-Participant
Guillaume MENET
President
Renaud BONNEL
Co-President
Sébastien LORTALY
Co-President
Board members
Justine DELOBELLE
Olga GOGOLEVA
Frédéric BOURGEON
The Bureau
Public Relations
Carmo GOMES
Transpositions
International version
Spanish version
(coming)
Swiss version
Olga GOGOLEVA
Co-Creator
Frédéric BOURGEON
Co-Creator
Mylene CUISENIER
Géraud DE LAVAL
If you would like to suggest an adaptation of the workshop to your region,
please refer to the charter (available in French; the English version is currently being developed):
la charte d'adaptation FDLC aux contextes nationaux ou locaux
Train
in the Construction Collage
and become a facilitator
TO BECOME A CONSTRUCTION COLLAGE FACILITATOR:
. Participate in a Construction Collage workshop;
. Be an experienced (orange belt) Climate Fresk facilitator;
. Be from the construction, urban planning, real estate or academic(construction related) sector;
. Participate in a Construction Collage facilitator training;
. Be familiar with the reference organisations and have read the publications of the reference organisations;
. Be validated by a Construction Collage trainers as an approved facilitator during one's first workshop.
Find all the information in the following document:
Facilitator roadmap (only available in French, English version coming soon)
The Construction Collage association
Its role is to ensure a wide dissemination of the Collage and, through this workshop, a wide dissemination of knowledge of environmental and social problems related to construction in order to provide adequate solutions.
To join the association, the first step is to have played the Collage and to apply for membership by email to the association.
The membership fee for the association is 20 euros to be paid at the ticket office for a personal subscription.
Donations to the association are welcome. They will be collected by the ticket office. The association is registered as a Loi 1901 non-profit organization in France.
Licensing
This tool is protected by Copyright law.
Any use of the Construction Collage in charity, personal and school settings (initial training) is welcome!
For this purpose, the Construction Collage is be licensed under a Creative Commons BY-NC-ND 3.0 EN licence. This means that the tool can be used freely, provided that the work is credited, that no modifications are made and that the use is non-commercial. This excludes any paid use and any internal use within a company.
Commercial use
Any use of the Construction Collage in professional settings - both as a service and internally in companies - will soon be welcome!
In the first quarter of 2022, a framework will be provided to allow the Construction Collage to be used more widely in professional settings. Commercial use will then be allowed for other facilitators, provided that certain requirements are met and a fee is paid to the association. The fees collected will be used to finance the dissemination of the Construction Collage, in order to spread knowledge of the environmental impacts of the construction sector as well as the associated courses of action.
Find all the information: User rights charter.
For the time being, commercial use of the Construction Collage is not yet authorised, unless explicitly agreed with its co-creators.
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What they say
about the Collage...
Clémence Dubois
Development manager at Baticité, CD2E, accelerator of ecotranstion.
The Construction Collage, or how to better understand the extent of the urgency to act and transform the building sector!
Infrastructures, development models, energy consumption, patterns, materials, uses... everything is included, and in a few hours allows us to built a good overview of the situation of the sector today.
The Collage allows to imagine solutions and debate with confidence.
It's a collective tool and I highly recommend to use it!
François Renoulin
General Manager
at Giboire
To meet the climate challenges, each sector must question its practices and the building sector has major environmental and social impacts.
Construction Collage is a high-quality educational tool: it helps participants to clearly diagnose the functioning of the sector and allows them to glimpse - or rather deduce - the paths to be taken for tomorrow...
In a few hours, the workshop provides a base for understanding and integrating both the current practices and the transformations to be made.
You learn better while having fun and success is based on transforming a sometimes brutal observation into a dynamic and friendly moment, which makes you want to take action. The bet on collective intelligence is successful.
Marie Hélène Plumier
Head of Real Estate Promotions at ALTER Anjou Loire TERritoire
This exercise is remarkable in two ways, starting with the process - the workshop combines seriousness, involvement and good humor to acquire knowledge.
A diverse range of the subjects is raised: building materials | pollution | GHG | consumption | displacement, to compose, in the end, the Construction Collage.
Obviously, we come out of this participatory half-day motivated, united in the teams with a different outlook on the act of building.
So come and participate in the Construction Collage and get involved in contributing to the success of carbon reduction in construction!
John Tanguy
Strategy and
Innovation Director
at Greater Paris
The construction collage has enabled us to fully understand the environmental issues related to the field of construction. What drivers there are behind the environmental footprint but also and above all what levers we could activate to collectively be a little more virtuous. The collective exercise leaves room for exchange and dialogue on the subject, which is more than necessary.
We are leaving with ideas for good practices in areas that we are working on at the time of this writing. So a big thank you to the Construction Collage :)!
Have you heard of
the Climate Fresk ?
It is a collaborative workshop to grasp how climate change works.
Construction Collage responds to the impacts of construction on environment, and completes this workshop that raises awareness about the climate emergency.
This playful and educational workshop is based on the work of IPCC.
We strongly advise to participate in it!
Find more information on the website of the Climate Fresk..
CONTACT
For an online workshop, go to the ticket office,
for any other question or an in-person workshop, contact us:
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