Seated on a low wall, the five men, of advanced age, carefully follow the restructuring of “their” home. Relocated to the adjoining building A, these historic tenants of building C of the Adoma Migrant Workers’ Home (FTM) gave up their small 9 m2 room for the duration of this first phase of reconstruction: “Normally, if you respect times, will return to their studio in September 2023 ”, projects Grégory Bisiaux, director of the CDC Habitat Adoma plant.
“Obsolete Park”
Studio apartment (and no longer bedroom): the use of this …
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