Maude Maris, who graduated from the École des Beaux-Arts de Caen in 2003 and from the Kunstakademie de Düsseldorf (a German art school) in 2010, proposes an exhibition that may remind us of Escher's impossible constructions. You will find 3 drawings among a series of 24.
This exhibition starts from images collected on the internet or in industrial equipment catalogs. Maude Maris assembles and transforms them to keep only the essential configuration.
The artist wanted to keep the spirit of the architectural fantasy tradition, but the infinite spaces gave way to the sober rigor of the housing unit.
The exhibition presents student projects developed within the framework of a partnership between the École Nationale Supérieure d'Architecture de Normandie, the Institut Polytechnique UniLaSalle and several territorial actors led by the Parc naturel régional des Boucles de la Seine Normande. The partnership aims to set up "off-the-wall workshops" in small towns located in the Seine Valley and labeled "Small Towns of Tomorrow".
After Rives-en-Seine, which was the subject of projects by students from both schools during the 2021-2022 academic year, it is the turn of Duclair, a small town within the perimeter of the Rouen metropolis. The projects question the potential for urban development of the town based on the question of natural risks, but also on the resources available to Duclair: the Seine, the Austreberthe, the diversity of its landscapes, its proximity to Rouen, the facilities and public spaces.
Urban and territorial project workshop - S7 DE Architecture Villes Territoires - École nationale supérieure d'architecture de Normandie
Teaching team: Joseph Altuna, Dominique Lefrançois, Gabriella Trotta-Brambilla (responsible)
Opening on Friday, February 10 at 5:00 pm
Free admission
12 proposals from architecture students
Twenty-four fifth-year students studying experimentation atENSA Normandie on the Yvetot area, which they knew little or nothing about.
Their research and work led them to reconsider how to develop and design architectural projects, starting with an analysis of a site from thematic perspectives such as water, civic intelligence, biodiversity, heritage, neglected areas, bioresources, and expertise.
Teaching team : Adrien Hénocq and Marina Ramirez - Field of study Experimentation
Partners : La Paysagerie-en-Caux, la MAN, La ville d'Yvetot.
Image: Students fromENSA Normandie . Bergeon and S. Baizé
Yale School of Architecture
Fifty years after the publication of Learning from Las Vegas, the Yale School of Architecture (New Haven, USA) is dedicating a symposium to Denise Scott Brown. The symposium will focus on the revolutionary studio teaching methods developed by the American architect in the late 1960s and early 1970s.
Valéry Didelon, professor atENSA Normandie, will speak at this symposium starting at 6 p.m. (Paris time) and will offer a comparative reading of Denise Scott Brown's writings on Las Vegas and essayist Susan Sontag's writings on Camp sensibility.
The symposium will be available online by registration here.
As part of the 2023 recruitment campaign for research professors,ENSA Normandie has advertised two positionsENSA Normandie associate professorsENSA Normandie the fields of VT and TPCAU.
Following the transfer phase, one teacher applied for the position of VT lecturer.
The composition and the rules of procedure of the selection committee in charge of examining the application can be downloaded by clicking HERE.
DATES OF THE ORALS
CDS
Selection of candidates to be auditioned
Auditions (indicative times depending on the number of candidates)
MCF VT
January 31, 2023 (hybrid)
February 7, 2023 at 1:00 PM (hybrid)
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Board of Directors
College of Teachers and Researchers
- Drain Fabrice
- Genyk de France / substitute : ARAB Noura
- Bulcourt Paterne
- Sahuc Pierre-Antoine
- ROSSET Claire / substitute : Gaimard Marie
- PERROT Luc / substitute : Protois Laurent
- Fleury François / substitute : Mouly Laurent
- Filâtre Pascal / substitute : François Arnaud
- Bidaud Camille / substitute : Gourbin Patrice
- Lafon David / alternate : Orsingher Céline
- Trotta Gabriella / substitute : Marniquet Vincent
- Nicolas Guillaume / substitute : Henocq Adrien
- Altuna Joseph / substitute : Simonet Catherine
- Ramirez Ruiz Marina / substitute : Richard Thomas
Student Colleges
- Renauld Amaury / substitute : Roue Ana
- Guillon Floriane / substitute : Helmer Gabriel
- Zimmermann Camille / substitute : Elie Julian
- Van Landuyt Louis / substitute : Leger Benjamin
Research Commission
College of Research Teachers
- Didelon Valery / alternate : Balducci Valter
- François Arnaud / substitute : Filâtre Pascal
- Arab Noura / supplement : Streiff François
College of doctoral students
- Apruzzese Antoine
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In September 2021, the 39th International Urban Project Management Workshop took place in Cergy-Pontoise, co-led by Gabriella Trotta-Brambilla with the Ateliers team. Two students fromENSA Normandie, Manon Bories and Élise Brasselet, participated in this reflection on livable, habitable, and desirable cities by developing territorial and urban project scenarios for the Valparisis region. The workshop summary document, based on numerous discussions with local stakeholders, international designers, and researchers from various disciplines, is now available, along with all the materials produced.
ARPE Normandie and Enerterre, co-leaders of Réno'Acc, invite you to this meeting open to all professional actors interested in Accompanied Self-Rehabilitation and participative building sites in the home: habitat advisors, companies and craftsmen, architects and project managers, local authorities, associations... For this meeting, the National Association of Compagnons Bâtisseurs will come to testify about the actions implemented with local authorities to develop accompanied self-rehabilitation in the territories.
About the Réno'acc on theARPE Normandie website or by contacting reno.acc@arpenormandie.org
Bringing together the worlds of sport and culture is the ambition of the Archi-Folies project, which will mobilize the national schools of architecture and sports federations around a common goal: Paris 2024. Explanations.
"The Archi-Folies is a golden opportunity to bring together the worlds of sport and culture," said Rima Abdul-Malak, Minister of Culture, on November 21, at the official launch of the project at the Grande Halle de la Villette in Paris. Gold, like the metal of the most prestigious of medals... How better to define this project, which brings together, on the occasion of the Cultural Olympiad for the Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games, the twenty national schools of architecture and twenty national sports federations around the same gesture: to design pavilions that will be installed on the site of the park of La Villette during the competition and are then intended to be reinstalled on the territory of the various schools?
Laurent Mouly, Sophie Cambrillat, and Adrien Henocq will lead this project in Normandy. The school will showcase racket sports such as tennis, badminton, and table tennis. This pavilion must be removable so that it can be rebuilt in theENSA Normandie park.
A call for donations in the form of sponsorship is launched in order to be able to concretize this beautiful project by clicking HERE
Find the page of the ministry dedicated to the Archi-folies by clicking HERE
ENSA Normandie
At 4pm - André Malraux Cultural Center - Rouen
Rendu Fabrique S07 - The Nature of Large Projects
Twelve students from the École nationale supérieure d'architecture de Normandie decided to reflect on the question of nature and ecology in the city - a question that is in the air at the moment - with the idea of going beyond stereotypes: isn't ecology applied everywhere in the same way? Hence the desire of the students and their teacher (a sociologist) to meet with inhabitants with the idea of gathering new ideas or ways of thinking or living the subject - young people, women, mothers, pupils of literacy classes were interviewed for example.
Is nature necessarily against concrete? The district of Hauts de Rouen, where the surveys were conducted, known above all for its towers, bars and slab or asphalt, is nonetheless planted on the edge of a forest. Can it not be put at the forefront of an ecological issue that seems, today, to be the sole concern of more central neighborhoods? The students will share their investigations with you, during a debate on Thursday, December 15 at 4pm at the André Malraux Center.
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