Until January 4, 2025 -

The exhibition "Paysages de la Seine normande. A photographic observatory" presents almost a hundred photographic viewpoints over the Seine valley, created between 2019 and 2021 by Maxence Rifflet and Claire Tenu in collaboration with landscape architects and naturalists as part of the Observatoire photographique des paysages. Expected to be repeated in the coming years to monitor landscape evolution and influence public policy, these photographs are presented here in dialogue with a selection of old and recent works and documents that open up historical and critical perspectives on the sites represented.
The Observatoire photographique des paysages de la vallée de la Seine normande is supported by the Parc naturel régional des Boucles de la Seine normande, CAUE 76, CAUE 27 and the Conservatoire d'espaces naturels de Normandie.

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Wednesday, November 6 and Thursday, November 7, 2024 -

The École d'architecture de la Réunion organizes the 3rd International Biennial of Tropical Architecture: a professional meeting point for innovation and excellence in tropical architecture.

More information and registration here

Tuesday, October 8, 2024 at 6pm -
Is a school "with lots of windows and almost no walls" possible? Is there such a thing as a school that promises "joy, freedom, laughter and nirvana"? Between aspirations and regulations... between fantasies and contingencies... how do we invent the school of tomorrow?

Presentation of "Imagine your school" models, created by children aged 6 to 10 as part of a workshop led by Alain PENZES, visual artist and architect.

With the participation of Laurent JEANNIN, lecturer in educational sciences, holder of the research chair "From spaces in transition to the transition of educational spaces", and Stéphane RIOLAND, architect, lecturer at the École nationale supérieure d'architecture de Normandie.

Please register on 02 35 63 60 68 or assistante.dga@sotteville-les-rouen.fr

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Friday, October 11, 2024 - From 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. -

Do you use or want to use geo and bio-sourced materials? Discover concrete projects during a morning of exchanges, designed as a time to seize opportunities to expand your network and identify constructive solutions from local eco-materials sectors.

More information and registration HERE

September 28 to October 13, 2024 -

Since 2019, the Maison de l'architecture de Normandie - le Forum has been coordinating Zigzag - a festival of architecture and the spatial arts conducted in a creative and participatory approach. It recorded over 1850 visitors in 2022.

Explore and survey the familiar landscapes, natural or built, known or unknown, of the Seine Axis, questioning, confronting, discovering, understanding and participating in the transformations of a territory in movement. But above all, be astonished, impressed and amazed by the natural and human riches of our region.

The Zigzag Festival creates encounters of all kinds, improbable encounters, plant encounters, geological encounters, human and social encounters with those who live, with those who build, with those who design and those who dream.

More information HERE

"Qualité Construction" is a French magazine published since 2003 by Agence Qualité Construction, which brings together all the professional organizations in the building sector. It is a technical magazine specializing in construction pathology and disorder prevention. It is organized around five themes: quality, legal, technical, Europe and prescription.

The legal section features two practical factsheets per issue, written by male and female lawyers and dealing with points of law relating to construction. They feature a textbook case, a decision and a commentary. The May/June issue deals with the legal issues of "billing disputes" and "rejecting the liability of an amicable expertise firm".

On the occasion of the new edition of the Forêt Monumentale in Canteleu, the Forum - Maison de l'architecture de Normandie presents this extraordinary project. Comprising 13 monumental works of art, this year's Forêt Monumentale traces a 4-kilometre route through the Roumare national forest.
To create this itinerary, a call for entries was launched, generating 326 applications from visual artists, designers and architects from 33 different countries.

Alongside this itinerary, the Forum opens its doors to a behind-the-scenes look at the project, with a selection of applications and a presentation of the 13 selected works, using plates, models and perspectives.

Imagined as a way of discovering the forest in a different way, the artistic projects question the current climatic situation and the relationship between man and nature.

A project by Métropole Rouen Normandie in partnership with the ONF.

Visual © Steeve Narcisse - The Monumental Forest #1 - 2019

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"Has the BIM revolution taken place?" * This is the question posed in the March issue of "D'architectures" magazine . The adventure began in 2014, year zero for BIM, with the government's announcement of the PTNB (the transition plan towards digital building). The government wanted to encourage the systematic use of digital tools in the construction sector. Ten years after its launch, the author takes stock of the situation and asks whether architects, architecture schools and professionals in the sector have embraced the BIM method and its software?

To illustrate his point, he presents the example of three agencies of varying sizes that have converted to BIM: AREP, Monokron and Remingtonstyle.

*Abd El Gaber, T. (2024). Has the BIM revolution happened? . D'architectures, n°314, 124-133.

To find out more :

Chouikha, A. (2023)." Construction automation from Le Havre to El Menzah a leap forward with BIM, LEAN and PLM " . Archibat, n°58, 28-29.

Hamrouni, A. (2023). AI and architecture: a frightening yet exciting prospect." Archibat, n°57, 8-9.

These articles are available from the Documentation Centre.

April 15, 7 p.m. - As every quarter, the Forum team proposes a meeting between a guest and the public. Carte blanche will be given to the babin+renaud architects and Logeo Seine agency on the theme of the rehabilitation of the Tour Réservoir in the Caucriauville district of Le Havre. The project is part of the district's urban renewal program.

Information on the Maison de l'architecture de Normandie website by clicking HERE

Babin et Renaud Architectes

May 30 and 31 - By Vincent Le Grand, lecturer in public law at the University of Caen Normandie and Lionel Rougé, lecturer in geography, planning and urban development at the University of Toulouse - Jean Jaurès - Researcher at LISST-Cieu (Centre interdisciplinaire d'études urbaines) / UMR 5193 CNRS

For more information, click HERE

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