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

From 10:00 to 16:00 - Harfleur Tower Hall

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 actors of the Boucles de la Seine Normande Regional Nature Park. The partnership aims to set up "off-the-wall workshops" in small towns located in the Seine valley and labelled "Small towns of tomorrow". The aim of the workshop is to support the "revitalisation of these small urban centres, the development of their territory and the socio-environmental transition" (national programme "Small Towns of Tomorrow"). The town of Rives-en-Seine was the subject of projects by students from both schools during the academic year 2021-2022.

Urban and Territorial Project Workshop - S7 DE Architecture Villes Territoires - École Nationale Supérieure d'Architecture de Normandie => Joseph Altuna, Antoine Apruzzese, Marie Chabrol, Patrice Gourbin, Dominique Lefrançois, Gabriella Trotta-Brambilla (leader)

Territorial engineering project - Master of science Urban agriculture and green cities - UniLaSalle Polytechnic Institute => Marie Ben Othmen (responsible), Marc Legras

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On 27 and 28 April 2022, the University of Le Havre Normandie and Normandie Université, in association with the AnthropoScènes Festival supported by Tangram - Scène nationale Evreux-Louviers, are offering the Normandy university community the Normandy Student Conference on Ecological Transition. Through this event, the Normandy actors of the academic, scientific and cultural world are committed and mobilized to promote and highlight concrete actions in the field of sustainable development.

Discover the full programme of the conference

And don't forget to register for the workshops, places are limited!

Visual © University of Le Havre Normandie

As part of the 2022 recruitment campaign for research professors,ENSA Normandie has advertised seven positions. Two positions are available for full professors and five for associate professors.

At the end of the transfer phase, 6 positions remain to be filled by competition: 2 professorships in the TPCAU field, 1 lecturer position in the VT field and 3 lecturer positions in the TPCAU field.

The composition and rules of procedure of these selection committees in charge of examining the applications are available below.

Composition and rules of procedure can be downloaded by clicking HERE

DATES OF THE ORALS

The École nationale supérieure d'architecture de Normandie has benefited from an exceptional financial package from the Government's stimulus plan for its energy renovation. After 10 months of studies, the rehabilitation of the workshops in the park has been launched. Built in 1998 by the architect Patrice Mottini, this building was nominated for the prestigious "Equerre d'Argent" award. Its "Remarkable Contemporary Architecture" label is currently being processed. Condemned in 2013 for non-compliance, the building will be returned to its original use, teaching and research in architecture. The glazed floors will provide optimum working conditions for the researchers of the ATE laboratory (29 researchers, 14 doctoral students, 2 staff). The large studio will be reconfigured as a digital room for distance learning, colloquia and meetings in hybrid format. Finally, the basement will be enlarged and lit to provide a platform for work on eco-construction, pending the construction of an experimental hall.

Available for download:

the press release by clicking HERE

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To report any situation related to COVID 19: contactcovid@rouen.archi.fr

The "Flake Houses" were created in 2006 for the Sarthe Council of Architecture, Urban Planning, and the Environment's "Petites Machines à Habiter" competition.ENSA Normandie these cabins from ENSA Nantes. The school is launching a call for projects for the future of these two wooden structures.

Architect : OLGGA - Awards : 1st prize Lauriers de la Construction Bois 2008 // Mention coup de coeur competition "petites machines à Habiter" organised by the CAUE de la Sarthe - Total surface: 21m2

Visual ©AnnLiz Bonin

"Co-Living Archi", a project designed by and for students
The project consists of creating student accommodation on the site of the École nationale supérieure d'architecture de Normandie, itself located in the commune of Darnétal. The design will be carried out in conjunction with the students of the school in order to imagine types of accommodation adapted to their use and their residential path (single room/flat share/couple/young professionals).

A mix of uses
Business premises are also planned on the ground floor, allowing for a mix of uses, particularly in connection with the "La Fruitière" incubator run byENSA Normandie.

Eco-design research
The project will be supported by the research carried out by the ATE laboratory, with its expertise in the field of eco-construction

Available for download:

the press release by clicking HERE