A collective project with a cultural, educational and landscaping focus co-curated by Anna Colin and Mécènes du Sud Montpellier-Sète-Béziers, in partnership with Habitat Jeunes Sète Bassin de Thau.

Taking place throughout 2023, the project worked to rehabilitate the outdoor spaces of a young's people supported accommodation (Résidence Sévigné) in the city of Sète, France, turning it into a relational, well-being, and biodiverse space, putting art and design at the service of this space. It was developed with the following practitioners: Tiphaine Calmettes (artist), Louis Danjou (artist, chef), Aude Mohammedi-Merquiol (producer, horticulturist), Mr. & Mr. (designers, architects, educators) and Lisa Ouakil (artist), working in close collaboration with the young people of Résidence Sévigné.

https://research.gold.ac.uk/id/eprint/35778