The Pavillon de l’Arsenal questions us; Is ethical architecture possible? At a time of ecological emergency which collides with growth, continuing its frantic race, each act of building, constructing or demolishing becomes political. The exhibition brings together models, installations, videos and drawings by around twenty artists to highlight the concept of repair as a new objective of architecture. Urban planning professionals encourage us to think. What if everyone took a little more care of their environment? A song of hope is delivered to us. Like a billion little ants, let's repair together!

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The Pavillon de l’Arsenal is the first European center dedicated to the disciplines of town planning and architecture. It was built in 1988 on the site of a former powder factory, to which it owes its name, under the leadership of Jacques Chirac.