00:02Il fait quand même 47, 48 degrés, on va peut-être y aller.
00:09Hello, Hélène, it's Simon Petobotin from the Richard Morrison Prize,
00:13the architect, intéressé about heritage in national parks.
00:19We don't have things like Notre Dame or ruins like from Greece,
00:25but look at all the natural resources we have.
00:39They knew that the buildings were going to reflect the majesty of the canyon
00:44and the culture of the people that live there.
00:55We can see the landscape and the panorama, so there's a perfect cinema side.
01:15This is the limit. We can't have more people a day.
01:19Because we can't keep building. Parks are for their resources.
01:23And if we just keep adding and adding and adding, we'll lose the resource.
01:37In recent years, we also see impacts from the increased storm intensity
01:42with hurricanes and other such intense storms.
01:48Sometimes nature wins.
01:52Sometimes nature wins, yeah, absolutely.
02:23Absolutely.
02:24Because nature wins.
02:24When we need.
02:25Yeah.
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