6. Integrating into the site
This means, at all times:
allowing users to benefit from the advantages associated with the building’s location (orientation, neighborhood, utilities, proximity to amenities, etc.);
ensuring that its activities do not disrupt the pre-existing balance.
This strictly environmental aspect should not be understood in the narrow sense of the term, which is the preservation of the site.
In fact, this function revolves around two key concerns:
to take full advantage of the location’s potential;
not to cause harm to the site.
This potential encompasses both the site’s inherent characteristics and...
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