By José Calderon Gil

Projection - Logistics zones: flexibilizing migrant workers

Monday, December 1, 2025 at 7:00 PM - Échelle Inconnue, Rouen - France

The Netherlands, a logistics empire at the heart of Europe
Investigating the flexibilization of migrant workers
The presentation will draw on collective ethnographic research conducted since 2017 around the Port of Rotterdam, focusing on intra-EU migrant workers (flexworkers) employed in the giant warehouses of globalized logistics. The research examines these migrations, which depend on a real-time job offer managed by artificial intelligence (an algorithm named Isabel). It uncovers the regime of vulnerability that governs the lives of these migrant workers, the harshness of their daily toil, their living conditions, their waiting times in collective accommodation, and their exposure to racism. Finally, the research aims to reveal the intersecting effects of the free movement of workers and the control of migrant flexworkers' lives by algorithms, by analyzing the specific sufferings and subjectivities that emerge from this situation.

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The platform that gives women back their place in art

Aware - Archives of Women Artists Research & Exhibitions.

This site, created by a non-profit association founded in 2014, aims to bring visibility to women artists from the 17th to the 21st century by offering free content on their works. Articles are written by researchers, curators, art historians, art critics and activists from around the world.You'll find biographies dedicated to female and non-binary artists in the visual arts field born between 1664 and 1975, as well as articles, interviews, podcasts, animated series...

An index lets you browse through them using an interactive map, or by medium, artistic movement or trend, etc. A thousand ways to discover them.

Among the latest publications concerning the architectural field, you will find: a focus on Lina Bo Bardi, articles on "The transformation of the world by Ghanaian architects " or " Pedagogy is political: the women's school of planning of architecture ".

If you don't know where to start, read the biography of Denise Scott Brown written by Valérie Didelon, lecturer and researcher atENSA Normandie.

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in connection with climate change

Multi-risk meetings

November 19, 20 and November 21, 2025, Maison de l'Université, Mont Saint Aignan Campus - France

The risks associated with climate change do not follow on from one another: they interweave within complex systems. Flooding, heat islands, pollution, health crises... It's time to think together about risk and multirisk. These meetings lay the foundations for a shared culture of risk management in the Seine Valley.

This first edition, which will take place from November 19 to 21, 2025, will focus on the Seine Valley, with presentations by teacher-researchers from the 5 partner institutions in the TRANSITION project and socio-economic players.

The aim will be to enable teams from the project's partner establishments (URN, CHU, INSA, ENSAN and CNRS) to become acculturated to the risks and multi-hazards associated with climate change, key concepts of TRANSITION, and to exchange ideas. These encounters between different academic and socio-economic circles will also federate the players involved and encourage the meetings necessary for the emergence of multi-disciplinary research.

This first edition will ultimately enable us to build a recurring training course on the theme on a national or international scale.

Program and free registration

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Seine Valley

Festival of architecture - Zig Zag

Until October 12, 2025 - 7th edition of this festival supported by the Maison de l'architecture de Normandie - le Forum, to discover architecture in a different way, through visits, itineraries, installations... offering immersive experiences. Zigzag - festival d'architecture et des arts de l'espace is an invitation to discover, understand and participate in the transformations of the Seine Valley.
Zigzag offers a sensitive approach to natural and built spaces, with the human being at the heart of its questions. Let us surprise you! It's an invitation to step aside and take a closer look.

All the program HERE

Episode 3

arSHEtectes" podcast - Florence Lipsky

In 1990, Florence Lipsky co-founded Lipsky+Rollet with Pascal Rollet. Conceived as an architectural laboratory, the firm develops projects that combine innovation with environmental standards. Committed to teaching, Florence Lipsky also shares with us her experience as a professor and researcher in architecture.

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A series of podcasts from arSHEtectes about the place of women in architecture

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Symposium - Chemistry and habitat

Wednesday, November 5, 2025, Maison de la Chimie, Paris -

Housing concerns us all, and is closely linked to the evolution of society and its energy, climate, economic and social problems. Chemistry has played, and continues to play, an important role in adapting to these new challenges. All sectors of the habitat are concerned: architecture, urban planning, building materials, lighting, insulation, interior decoration... Chemistry is a key element in the development of new products.
Chemistry is an important tool for innovation in all these fields, and university and industry experts will be presenting the answers to these challenges, the outlook for the future, and the role of chemists, particularly young chemists. The multi-disciplinary field of Habitat is evolving and developing.
It needs new skills, and a well-trained workforce. Our high schools and vocational training schools are the best places to choose a career in these promising sectors.
Danièle OLIVIER, Vice-President of the Fondation internationale de la Maison de la Chimie

More info and compulsory registration

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At the Lycée Le Corbusier in Saint-Etienne-du-Rouvray

Build Biosourcés" inter-professional meeting

Friday, October 03, 2025 from 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. - 

Métropole Rouen Normandie, Fibois Normandie and ARPE Normandie are organizing the 4ᵉ edition of the "Build Biosourcés" interprofessional meeting on the theme of straw!

Attend demonstrations and learn more about exemplary projects in the Rouen metropolitan area! Conceived as a time of exchange and opportunity, this morning event will enable you to expand your professional network and discover constructive solutions from local eco-materials sectors. It is aimed at professionals using or interested in geo and bio-sourced materials: public and private contracting authorities, project managers, eco-materials suppliers, companies and professional organizations... "

Registration link 

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Podcast "arSHEtectes" - Ingrid Taillandier

Founder of the ITAR agency in 2006, Ingrid Taillandier is committed to the issues of housing and urban design. Her approach blends innovation, functionality and urban integration. Passionate about teaching, she has been teaching for 20 years.

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A series of podcasts from arSHEtectes about the place of women in architecture

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Podcast "arSHEtectes" - Brigitte Metra

Having joined Jean Nouvel in the 1980s, Brigitte Metra has worked as an associate on large-scale projects involving concert halls and complex infrastructures. She founded her own agency, Métra et Associés, in 2003. Her projects meet numerous technical, artistic and acoustic challenges.

Listen to the podcast HERE

A series of podcasts from arSHEtectes about the place of women in architecture

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Festival Échelle Un 2025

June 2 and 3, 2025 at Césure, Paris 5e -

Organized by Ensa Paris-Est in synergy with all French architecture gas pedals, Banc d'essai(s), Échelle Un, La Fruitière, Sana, Bpifrance and Europan, the second edition of the Échelle Un Festival gives a voice to new generations of architects. The ambitious program, designed by Jacques Ippoliti, architecture urbanise, includes round tables, MOE / MOA speed dating, support workshops and two festive networking evenings featuring independent magazines and publishers and a DJ set.

Free, open to all.

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