Habiter la pandémie. Relation entre habitabilité et accessibilité urbaines à Paris sous la Covid-19

Alessia de Biase (1, 2, 3) , Juliette Charron (3, 2) , Solène Leray (3, 2)

1 ENSAPLV - École nationale supérieure d'architecture de Paris-La Villette
2 LAVUE - Laboratoire Architecture, Ville, Urbanisme, Environnement
3 LAA - Laboratoire Architecture Anthropologie

This article explores the interaction between habitability and urban accessibility in Covid-19 time. If urban habitability is constituted by a series of adjustments and readjustments that any city makes over time to allow for ‘coexistence’ in both ordinary and extra-ordinary times, we hypothesize that the notion of accessibility is operative to understand how the city redesigns itself in the Covid-19 era. We conducted a cartographic investigation with students from the École Nationale Supérieure d’Architecture de Paris La Villette, which aimed to understand how an idea of urban accessibility might re-emerge from the spatial transcription of government-imposed restrictions. To begin this demonstration, we carried out a ‘cartographic operation’ based on Giambattista Nolli’s method, invented to map the city of Rome in 1748.

Domaines: Architecture, aménagement de l'espace; Anthropologie sociale et ethnologie

Alessia de Biase, Juliette Charron, Solène Leray. Habiter la pandémie. Relation entre habitabilité et accessibilité urbaines à Paris sous la Covid-19. Contesti. Città, Territori, Progetti , 2021, Beyond the pandemic. Rethinking cities and territories for a civilisation of care., 2, pp.77-96. ⟨10.13128/contest-12581⟩. ⟨hal-03469632⟩