Amphithéâtre Marguerite de Navarre, Site Marcelin Berthelot
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Abstract

Following on from the previous paper, this presentation will focus on a field that has been present since the earliest days of architectural research, echoing the pioneering awareness of the fragility of living environments and the depletion of natural resources. The permanence of the theme, as well as the changes in its content, will be highlighted. It is intensifying in the powerful current of mutations and transitions of the moment. At the crossroads of the societal, the technological and the sensitive, it calls for the discovery of new projectual instruments and modalities. A few examples of research in this field will illustrate the point.

Jean-Pierre Péneau

Jean-Pierre Péneau is an architect with a doctorate in the history of science and technology, honorary professor of architecture and visiting professor at the National School of Architecture in Tunis, where he heads a research team. Within the framework of the CERMA laboratory founded in Nantes in 1971, and since 1992 with researchers at CRESSON in Grenoble, he has worked to define a theory of architectural and urban ambiences, and to set up an applicative tool for project design. A member of the Académie d'Architecture, he is in charge of conservation and archives.

Speaker(s)

Jean-Pierre Péneau

Researcher, Centre de recherche méthodologique d'architecture, Nantes