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He’s an architect-urban planner, HDR professor, teacher in City and Territory at the Ecole nationale supérieure d’architecture Paris-Malaquais, researcher at the Laboratoire Architecture Anthropologie (LAA/UMR LAVUE 7218 CNRS). He co-coordinates the Dealing with the times project of the LAA, which works on the possible articulations between space and time in the description and transformation of inhabited spaces. His practice and research focus on the tangible forms of time, in relation to the experience and practices of contemporary cities and territories, working on the articulation between spatialities and temporalities.
Rhythm is certainly one of the concrete shapes of time. The Manifesto for a Politics of Rhythm develops a convincing argument on the power of the rhythmic approach to confront the pathologies ...
The aim is to grasp the question of rhythms through an anthropological approach to the experience of urban time as it has emerged from various surveys conducted in Paris and its metropolitan ...
