Tuesday, February 10, 2026, from 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. – Jean Duminy Amphitheater –

Speakers: Gaëlle des Déserts, coordinator of the Post-Oil Landscapes Collective, and Joséphine Billey, landscape architect at the Le Havre – Seine Estuary Urban Planning Agency and member of the Post-Oil Landscapes Collective.

The Paysages de l’après pétrole collective invites you to the presentation of its book Changeons de paysage ! L’embellie écologique (Let's change the landscape! The ecological upturn), followed by a debate. Faced with the ecological emergency, our landscapes betray a model that is running out of steam—what if we changed course? By territorializing the energy transition, repopulating urban and peri-urban areas with biodiversity, and revitalizing agricultural areas altered by intensification, men and women in France and Europe are shaping new landscapes, those of a sustainable and beautiful transition that knows how to restore the balance between humans and the terrestrial environment.

This book invites us to embrace ecological improvement: to rethink human settlement in our century through sensitive, harmonious, and grounded approaches to landscaping. The PAP collective

In-person meetings only

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Thursday, January 22 at 2 p.m. – Park (behind the Ateliers du Parc)

Coordination: Bertrand Verney and Guillaume Nicolas

Intensive team
TPCAU: Guillaume Nicolas, Guillaume Duranel, Franck Binchindaritz, Heather Moss, Felix Pareja, Bertrand Verney
STA: Benoit Flin, Carole Lemans, Marta Miranda Santos, Laurent Mouly

IMO: Felipe Ribeiro, Pierre-Antoine Sahuc

With logistical support from Yacine Fellahi, Jean-Charles Alzon and Olivier Renaux

January 21, 2026, all day – Rooms: R. Piano, F. Gehry, and mezzanines of the grand hall –

Teaching staff: Benoit d'Almeida, Paul de Cathelineau, Sophie Lanchon, Viêt Le Trong, Benjamin Russis, Richard Thomas, Kitterie Verdier.

Image © Penelope Gasnier, student atEnsa Normandie

La Fruitière,ENSA Normandie incubator, is co-organizing a New Year's after-work event with the alumni association on Thursday, January 15, starting at 6 p.m., at Quartier Libre.

The aim of this event is to create an informal meeting between:
-project leaders supported by La Fruitière,

alumni,
and HMONP 2025-2026

Whether you are curious about entrepreneurship, thinking about your professional future, or simply want to talk to architects who have recently set up their own businesses or are already working, this after-work event is for you!

We hope to see many of you there.

The "Architectural Representation" course, part of the Resources intensive program, is based on the creation of 12 films, each lasting 1 minute and 10 seconds, focusing on raw earth and its uses. Film, with its narration and movement, is a complex mode of representation that must be learned. The issue of narration, already addressed in the first year, is developed here with a new dimension: that of temporality. The aim is to create a narrative with a beginning, middle, and end, while respecting the rhythm of a given piece of music.

Find the dedicated playlist HERE and lots of content fromENSA Normandie including our conferences, meetings, and student projects—on our YouTube channel.

Teaching team: Joseph Altuna, César Canet, Fabrice Drain, Marine Delouvrier, and Catherine Simonet.

The "Grand Chantier" Territorial Economic Cooperation Cluster (PTCE) (of whichENSA Normandie a founding member) is one of the eight winners of the "Financing the Development of PTCE" call for proposals. The winners will receive financial support from the French government totaling €500,000.

79 PTCE applied for this call for proposals, which was aimed at rural areas and priority neighborhoods under the City Policy (QPV). This focus is in line with the priorities set by the Interministerial Committee for Cities (CIV) and the Interministerial Committee for Rural Areas (CIR), which recognize PTCE as tools for structuring territorial development.

The Grand Chantier selection recognizes the quality of the regional initiatives developed by the Grand Chantier team in Normandy and Île-de-France, as well as the commitment of stakeholders to structural projects focused on the reuse of materials in the construction industry.

Discover the 8 winning PTCEs

PTCE Reuse and Digital Inclusion in Central Brittany, led by Ordi Grand Ouest in Brittany

PTCE Semeurs de Graines (Seed Sowers) led by Ecolieu La Filerie in the Centre-Val de Loire region

PTCE Le Nouveau Mode supported by the association Le Nouveau Mode in Guadeloupe

PTCE Grand Chantier led by Grand Chantier in Normandy

PTCE Sud Vienne led by EIT Sud Vienne in Nouvelle Aquitaine

PTCE ReTolosa led by ReTolosa in Occitanie

PTCE Roya – Riviera Terres Nourricières supported by the Maison du Vivant association in Provence-Alpes Côte d’Azur

PTCE Circular Development led by Siléo in the Pays de la Loire region

Through April 25, 2026, at the Maison de l’architecture – Le Forum

As part of the "Recomposed Past" workshop, students atENSA Normandie on the use of reuse in contemporary architectural design. Exploring how architectural form must follow material availability and constraints in order to meet the imperatives of sobriety and respect for planetary limits, this work resulted in the production of ten fragmentary prototypes made from recycled materials. This experiment, which is part ofENSA Normandie broader approachENSA Normandie teaching reuse, is supported by the Quartus Endowment Fund for Architecture in partnership with the Ministry of Culture. It is being showcased in an exhibition at the Forum de la Maison de l'architecture de Normandie.

*"Passé recomposé" workshop, third stage of the "Les expérimentales" initiative launched by the Quartus Endowment Fund for Architecture in partnership with the Ministry of Culture.

Teaching team: Julien Choppin and Soraya Haffaf
Teaching: Project S7 – DE Experimentation
Partners: Quartus Endowment Fund in partnership with the Ministry of Culture, Les Batineurs, Espace Disponible, Maison de l’architecture de Normandie – Le Forum, Kit production

Photo by Léo Barranco © .kit 

Wondering what to do after graduation? Looking for an internship? Need help with your career path or professional project? Marion Dalmet Picard is available for individual appointments to guide you. To make an appointment, visit the Partnership Office on the 2nd floor!

Wednesday, December 17, and Thursday, December 18, 2025, at the André Malraux Center, then at Boildieu Middle School and ESAHAR

Invitation to the table... Discover, share, and discuss 13 proposals for the upper reaches of Rouen.
As part of the S9 course – Project workshop and Trans-Form workshop.
Teaching team: Adrien Henocq, Bruno Proth, Laurent Protois, and Laurent Sfar.

Wednesday, December 17, 2025, starting at 10:00 a.m.: Centre André Malraux – La Grand’Mare Rouen, rue François Couperin
Thursday, December 18, 2025, at 9:00 a.m.: Collège Boieldieu, multipurpose room – Les Sapins Rouen, 200 rue Albert Dupuis – at 11:00 a.m.: Esadhar – La Grand’Mare, Rouen, 2 rue Giuseppe Verdi

In partnership with Métropole Rouen Normandie and ESADHAR

Image © Axel Launay

Thursday, December 11, 2025, from 6:00 p.m. to 7:45 p.m. in the Jean Duminy lecture hall – A conference on several attempts and experiences related to decolonial thinking in architecture – focusing in particular on the publication of the book Décoloniser l’architecture(Decolonizing Architecture, 2024) and the exhibitionreclaim architecture (2025). The lecture will address the roles and responsibilities of architects, scenarios for debate, ethical, ecological, and political imperatives, unreasonable fears, and risky struggles. In short, while the topics of "architecture" and "emotions" will be discussed, it will bein a completelydifferent way.

New link to use HERE

Visual © Fort de l_Esseillon, Aussois, Mathias Rollot 2023