ENSA Normandie this space, which brings together all of the school's associations, at 1 p.m.

"Ensemble" brings together 64 graduates of the Normandy schools of art and architecture.

The plastic, graphic and architectural works of artists, designers or State Architectural Graduates have been selected by the independent curator Edith Doove. This is the first time that the three higher education institutions of Culture in Normandy - the Higher School of Arts & Media of Caen/Cherbourg, the Higher School of Art and Design of Le Havre/Rouen, the National Higher School of Architecture of Normandy - have joined forces to present a broad panorama of the creations of their graduates.

Opening on Thursday 24 October 2019 at 6pm, at the Abbatiale Saint-Ouen, in Rouen

Visual: ©Cindy Meurie

On the occasion of the National Architecture Days, the Entente des Anciens de Normandie proposes a feedback from former students of the École nationale supérieure d'architecture de Normandie. This round table will be held on Saturday 19 October at 3pm at the Maison de l'Architecture de Normandie - Le Forum.
The three speakers (an architect employed by a major agency, a teacher-researcher and a BIM manager in a major construction company) will present their career paths and current practices during this meeting, which will be followed by a time for discussion with the public. This is a rare opportunity to get a glimpse of the great diversity of the architectural professions and professions that are little known to the general public.

Organised by the EAN (Entente des Anciens de Normandie)

Intervention by students fromENSA Normandie classrooms during National Architecture Days.

The densification of suburban neighbourhoods is presented as a response to the continuing peri-urban expansion, the extension of road networks and their consequences on the artificialisation of agricultural land or the consequent use of cars. Popularised by the BIMBY approach, and extended to the WIMBY approach, this densification seems to adapt to the lifestyles and uses of the inhabitants of the peri-urban area, to the point of sometimes reinventing the ways of living there. But it is not popular for all that, and many inhabitants and elected officials are opposed to it. So how can we continue to build, how can we arbitrate between a growing demand for housing, environmental requirements and lifestyles?

Conference moderated by Sylvain Allemand, journalist and essayist.

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The École nationale supérieure d'architecture de Normandie opens its doors to the public on Saturday 21 September 2019 for the European Heritage Days:
- Guided tours of the site, presentation of the documentary collection of the media library and the material library.