« FLUX » ASSOCIATION.
About us:
FLUX was created by a group of young professionals coming from various horizons wanting to exchange the experiences and knowledge they had acquired in the course of their travels, work camps, professional experiences and their encounters with the inhabitants of poor urban communities throughout the world. These encounters brought to light the existence of many interesting projects, useful to the human community and coming from strong local initiatives, but which are left un-realised because they lack money and technical resources.
FLUX proposes technical support, logistics, energy and time needed to realise these projects for the benefit of poor communities and their inhabitants. Its objectives include respecting the environment, the values and culture of the local inhabitants as well as implementing local cultural, artistic, and technical resources.
FLUX will respond above all to projects that pursue sustainable development and human rights to dignity and a healthy environment.
Means of action:
FLUX is a project organization to promote local urban development in poor communities throughout the world employing knowledge and exchange networks. Utilizing multidisciplinary teams, its objectives are to organise and realize projects which already exist in collaboration with local and/or distant partners.
FLUX is a non-profit non-governmental organisation, catalysing emerging processes needing viable strategies in order to put ideas into action.
Concerned public:
FLUX coordinates experiences having an action on the well-being of people with insufficient access to housing, education and culture, not allowing for individual personal development in a dignified lifestyle.
Human resources:
FLUX was founded by three young architects and graphic artists from France and Brazil. They are accompanied by an active network of young professionals from Europe and Latin America working in the fields of engineering, social work, law, trade, art, cultural development.......
Each project is supported by a multidisciplinary team, directed by a coordinator who will organise the necessary collaborations in a spirit of cooperation and international solidarity.
FLUX . Non-profit, Non Governmental Organization, French association, « loi »1901
Projects under study :
- construction of a compressed clay brick factory and a center for alternative construction techniques in Nova Iguaçu, state of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
- work exchange in photography and graphic arts between poor communities in Parisian suburbs and Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
- joint project with a recycling network in Buenos Aires (Argentina)
Contacts:
France:
Association FLUX, Hélène Reinhard, Irene Fernández Alvarez
Address: FLUX, At.Cairos / 52 rue Pailleron, 75019 PARIS
Téléphone : 0033 (0)1 42 38 84 04
Email : assoflux@gmail.com
Brazil :
Association FLUX, Martin Holzmeister, Mauricio Duarte, rua Barao de Guaratiba,
Gloria, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Email : mauricio.republica@gmail.com
About us:
FLUX was created by a group of young professionals coming from various horizons wanting to exchange the experiences and knowledge they had acquired in the course of their travels, work camps, professional experiences and their encounters with the inhabitants of poor urban communities throughout the world. These encounters brought to light the existence of many interesting projects, useful to the human community and coming from strong local initiatives, but which are left un-realised because they lack money and technical resources.
FLUX proposes technical support, logistics, energy and time needed to realise these projects for the benefit of poor communities and their inhabitants. Its objectives include respecting the environment, the values and culture of the local inhabitants as well as implementing local cultural, artistic, and technical resources.
FLUX will respond above all to projects that pursue sustainable development and human rights to dignity and a healthy environment.
Means of action:
FLUX is a project organization to promote local urban development in poor communities throughout the world employing knowledge and exchange networks. Utilizing multidisciplinary teams, its objectives are to organise and realize projects which already exist in collaboration with local and/or distant partners.
FLUX is a non-profit non-governmental organisation, catalysing emerging processes needing viable strategies in order to put ideas into action.
Concerned public:
FLUX coordinates experiences having an action on the well-being of people with insufficient access to housing, education and culture, not allowing for individual personal development in a dignified lifestyle.
Human resources:
FLUX was founded by three young architects and graphic artists from France and Brazil. They are accompanied by an active network of young professionals from Europe and Latin America working in the fields of engineering, social work, law, trade, art, cultural development.......
Each project is supported by a multidisciplinary team, directed by a coordinator who will organise the necessary collaborations in a spirit of cooperation and international solidarity.
FLUX . Non-profit, Non Governmental Organization, French association, « loi »1901
Projects under study :
- construction of a compressed clay brick factory and a center for alternative construction techniques in Nova Iguaçu, state of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
- work exchange in photography and graphic arts between poor communities in Parisian suburbs and Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
- joint project with a recycling network in Buenos Aires (Argentina)
Contacts:
France:
Association FLUX, Hélène Reinhard, Irene Fernández Alvarez
Address: FLUX, At.Cairos / 52 rue Pailleron, 75019 PARIS
Téléphone : 0033 (0)1 42 38 84 04
Email : assoflux@gmail.com
Brazil :
Association FLUX, Martin Holzmeister, Mauricio Duarte, rua Barao de Guaratiba,
Gloria, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Email : mauricio.republica@gmail.com
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