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Jennifer Nasica, an Ecologist Architect Who Wants to Rethink the Use of Water in Our Homes

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Engaged architect, Jennifer Nasica is rethinking the use and treatment of water in housing. The adoption Fribourgeoise, now associate director at LUTZ architects, is reshaping our vision of sanitary facilitiesFrom the station in Givisiez, in the canton of Fribourg, one sees in the middle of several concrete buildings a very different building, because it is covered with wood. It is Green Offices, offices including that of LUTZ architects, a firm…

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Jennifer Nasica, an Ecologist Architect Who Wants to Rethink the Use of Water in Our Homes

Engaged architect, Jennifer Nasica is rethinking the use and treatment of water in housing. The adoption Fribourgeoise, now associate director at LUTZ architects, is reshaping our vision of sanitary facilitiesFrom the station in Givisiez, in the canton of Fribourg, one sees in the middle of several concrete buildings a very different building, because it is covered with wood. It is Green Offices, offices including that of LUTZ architects, a firm…

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Le Temps broke the news on Monday, April 27, 2026.
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