Context

The Maladrerie sector, comprised of social housing and artists' studios, is located in the Emile Dubois-Maladrerie district of Aubervilliers. Designed in the late 1970s by architect Renée Gailhoustet as an architectural utopia, the district is characterized by its strong heritage value .

As part of the NPNRU (New National Urban Renewal Program) for the Emile Dubois-Maladrerie district, the 891 lots that make up this sector will undergo residentialization and rehabilitation starting in 2024. The Aubervilliers Public Housing Office (OPH d'Aubervilliers), the owner, is transferring 38.5% of the lots to RIVP (i.e., 343 lots). These projects aim to address the numerous challenges facing the district (deteriorated housing; unclear ownership structure; uninhabitable dwellings; energy inefficiency, etc.).

Res publica is responsible for designing and leading a consultation and mobilization strategy adapted to the specific problems and challenges of the sector (original heritage, audiences far removed from consultation mechanisms, etc.), in a conflictual context.

Missions

• Contextual study : documentary research, conducting interviews, stakeholder mapping

• Deployment of a local communication strategy door-to-door campaign ; outreach

• Participatory walk and local meetings with the young people of the neighborhood

• Implementation of a questionnaire : drop-in sessions to help residents with limited literacy skills to complete it

• Co-construction workshops based on a BIM model created by the project management team

• Proposals for actions and recommendations regarding support for residents during the construction phase