The Architectural Project as Permanent Revolution

Julie Martin (1) , Sophie Paviol , Françoise Very , Frank Prungnaud

1 MHAevt - Les métiers de l'histoire de l'architecture : édifices, villes, territoires

In the logical tree wich oranises the thought of architectral projects changing the first parameter is fundamental. The territory, understood as a system of transformation, and as a living organism, must become the source for an architectural project to organize thought governed by enviromental concern. It requires the project to take a potential interest in all components of the territory, opposing the lack of differentiation , yet recognizing visible specific under the 'metropolistion'. Thus, students are encouraged to think again inside and outside of the city and to invent new 'natures', plural and necessarly artificial, to structure a durable territory.

Mots clés: Transformation; living organsim; the culture of the vision; hypothesis; simultaneity

Domaines: Architecture, aménagement de l'espace

Julie Martin, Sophie Paviol, Françoise Very, Frank Prungnaud. The Architectural Project as Permanent Revolution. Landscape & Imagination, UniScape; ENSA La Villette; AMP Architecture Milieu Paysage, May 2013, Paris, France. ⟨hal-03358605⟩