Aldo Coutine. Journey through architecture

Terre en vue publishers and the ATE laboratory are releasing the book Aldo Coutine. Voyage en architecture. This publication is the result of original research conducted by Sébastien Cherruet, a lecturer and researcher at the ATE laboratory.

The publication of this work was made possible by contributions from the Ministry of Culture and the ATE laboratory.

Summary of the book

A graduate of the Tucuman School of Architecture (Argentina), Aldo Coutine worked mainly in France from 1965 until the 2020s, completing a wide variety of projects: modernist towers during the Trente Glorieuses, urban developments and bioclimatic projects after the oil crises, and exceptional commissions such as the Le Mans courthouse. Beyond these singular achievements, Aldo Coutine's work offers a remarkable cross-section of 20th-century architectural history, marked by significant economic changes and a profound renewal of doctrines.

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visual: cover of the book AldoCoutine. Voyage en architecture © Terre en vue publishing, 2025.