ENSA Normandie four visiting professors to supervise architectural project workshops in the second semester of the third year of the bachelor's degree program between March and June 2023. These visiting professors will teach 120 hours during the semester and will each supervise a group of 25 students. Please note that one of the positions will be recruited for teaching in Le Havre with the architect engineers at the INSA premises.

Application to be sent no later than December 1st

Please find below the eligibility criteria for applications

Visual © David Lafon

From 14:00 to 18:00 -

The École nationale supérieure d'architecture de Normandie opens its doors to the public on Saturday 17 September 2022 for the European Heritage Days:
- Free visit of the park and certain areas of the building
- Presentation of works from the old collection in the documentary centre on the first floor

Lecture from 3:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.: "Juliette Billard and women's access to architecture studies." By Camille Bidaud, lecturer and doctor atENSA Normandie.

Free admission (no registration required).

Located in the commune of Darnétal near Rouen (76), the École nationale supérieure d'architecture de Normandie has been housed since 1984 in a former elastic strap factory, the Lucien Fromage factory, which bears witness to the architecture of the late 19th century, in the heart of a 2.5 hectare park characteristic of the landscape model. The building, rehabilitated by the architect Patrice Mottini, now offers 4,000 m2 of floor space dedicated to the teaching of architecture.

Image: ENSA Normandie Bonin

15:00-16:00 - Jean Duminy Amphitheatre -

Camille Bidaud, lecturer and doctor at the École nationale supérieure d'architecture de Normandie, will present the difficult access of women to architectural studies in the 19th and 20th centuries, in particular around the career of Juliette Billard, from Rouen and the first French woman to graduate as an architect.

As part of the European Heritage Days and Heritage 2022.

Visual: ©W. and D. Cordier photographers

Come and discover the work of the École nationale supérieure d'architecture de Normandie.

How can public space be better designed so that it is appropriated by the inhabitants of the arts fleurs feugrais district?

This is the question that was put to the architecture students to rethink the design of public space in a concrete way.

We invite you to discover the result of their work during a walk.

More information: 02 35 78 97 56

On 7 and 8 June, the École nationale supérieure d'architecture de Normandie will be hosting a Vietnamese delegation as part of the Bachelor of Architecture programme at the Hanoi University of Architecture (HAU).
On the programme: presentation of the two institutions' projects, exchanges on pedagogical issues and future developments, working meetings with the Pedagogical and Scientific Council, visits and exchanges with other higher education and research partners in the region.

The members of the Delegation :
- Prof. Adj LE Quan, Rector of Hanoi University of Architecture (HAU)
- 2. Dr. LE Chien Thang, Director of the Institute of International Training and Cooperation
- 3. Dr. NGUYEN Thai Huyen, Deputy Director of the Institute of International Training and Cooperation, Head of the LMD in architecture delocalized in Hanoi.

You can download the detailed press release by clicking HERE.

Visual ©Luc Perrot, teacher

00 – Jean Duminy Amphitheater –

As part of the S08 course and the PFE AECC: Architecture Environment and Constructive Culture.

Mathis Rager, Emmanuel Stern and Raphaël Walther, architects from the Anatomies d'Architecture cooperative, are experimenting with bioclimatic, reversible architecture at Château Costil (Sap-en-Auge, 61), built from local renewable or reused natural resources.

After having toured France in the field of ecological houses, their collective is sealed on the will to experiment an architecture anchored in the territories, fed by local know-how. This conference/round table will shed light on their journey as young architects, their commitment and their professional practice.

To see the conference HERE

To be noted: June 7 at 7pm / Anatomies d'Architecture round table at the Quartier Libre in Rouen. This meeting, organised by the Anatomies d'architecture cooperative and the Maison de l'architecture de Normandie - le Forum, is an opportunity to examine today's ecological architecture and to ask those involved in it for their thoughts on sustainability in construction.

More info by clicking here

Visual: ©Ad'A

The École nationale supérieure d'architecture de Normandie is reinforcing its policy in favour of the well-being and health of its students within the framework of the action plan of the Ministry of Culture. This plan includes two parts: "students in their institution" and "students in their curriculum".

In this context, the school is pursuing the prevention of discrimination and sexual and gender-based violence(action 3).

Download the action plan by clicking here.

1:00 p.m. –ENSA Normandie main hall

Within the framework of the AECC Master workshops: S8 and PFE & RN Partnership Chair

Registration until 31 May 2022 HERE

00 – Jean Duminy Amphitheater –

As part of the course S02/UE2: TD architectural analysis

The Polish-born French architect and urban planner Iwona Buczkowska has been at the forefront of wooden construction since the 1980s. She proposes a generous architecture, multiplying uses and points of view thanks to her innovative reflections on the oblique and the arc. Following a visit by S2 students to her work, the House of the Forest, Nature and Children in Darnetal, Iwona Buczkowska will talk about her practice as an architect, from utopia to achievements.

To see the conference HERE

Visual: ©Iwona Buczkowska

00 – Jean Duminy Amphitheater –

As part of the course S04: Architecture and landscape / Project theory and methodology

The VerSus research programme, "from Vernacular to Sustainable", is an initiative developed by five European universities between 2012 and 2014 and which is entering a new phase in 2021-2022. VerSus proposes tools to extract from vernacular architecture the lessons we can follow to design a contemporary sustainable architecture. The presentation will outline the 15 environmental, socio-cultural and socio-economic principles that structure these tools and will present examples of their application for different users, including architecture students and teachers.

Sébastien Moriset, architect, has been teaching and doing applied research on heritage management and conservation issues since 1993, supported by projects in 43 countries. He teaches in the DSA Architecture de terre, cultures constructives et développement durable at ENSA Grenoble.

To see the conference HERE

Visual: Lake Chad 2018©S. Moriset