Le Corbusier’s social housing becomes nightmare in heat

Residents of a historic social housing building in Firminy, France, are experiencing dangerously high indoor temperatures during recent heatwaves, with internal climates reaching up to 40°C. The building’s protected status restricts modifications like adding shutters, forcing residents to resort to makeshift solutions while the site continues to operate as a tourist attraction. The situation highlights the challenges faced by low-income residents living in listed buildings not designed for modern climate conditions, amid ongoing discussions about altering regulations to better address such issues.

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