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The Architect Who Refused to Demolish | Anne Lacaton’s Pritzker-Winning Revolution

Anne Lacaton won the Pritzker Prize by transforming homes — not demolishing them. This is the future of architecture. Architecture is not about building more — it’s about building better. This cinematic documentary explores the life and philosophy of Anne Lacaton, the Pritzker Prize–winning architect who transformed social housing and proved that demolition is not the only solution. Together with Jean-Philippe Vassal, she introduced a revolutionary approach: ✨ Never demolish — transform. Discover her most iconic projects: 🏢 Latapie House 🏙 Cité du Grand Parc Transformation 🏛 FRAC Nord-Pas de Calais 🌆 Tour Bois le Prêtre In this video: ✔ Her early life and education ✔ The Africa experience that shaped her thinking ✔ Her architectural philosophy ✔ Her major works ✔ How she won the Pritzker Architecture Prize ✔ Why her work is changing the future of housing This is a must-watch for: Architecture students Urban designers Interior designers Social housing researchers Creative thinkers If you believe architecture can improve lives — this story will change the way you design forever. ⸻ 🔔 Subscribe for more architectural documentaries, design inspiration, and student motivation.