This research work is based on a simple observation: the paradigm shift in project practices in design and interior architecture must occur through a positive and attractive approach, in order to ensure an tempting future for designers, but also for consumers.
Diversion, redeployment and reuse offer a promising narrative and aesthetic opening. In any case, this work seeks to demonstrate this through different examples throughout the history of architecture, design, but also that of art. The latter is often a precursor in this field and is the laboratory for new narrative and aesthetic approaches.
Diversion then becomes a means of narrating passing time, materialising a need for frugality and enhancing a material that was wasted.