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Friday 18 September 2020, 09:30, 13:00Passed
Conditions
Online booking via the Heritage Children’s website
September 2020
Friday 18
09:30 - 11:00
13:00 - 14:30
8 to 14 years old

Territoires Pionniers / Maison de l'Architecture

22 place Jean Letellier, 14000 Caen
  • Calvados
  • Normandie

Animation for school children: urban rally

In autonomy, with the help of questions, clues and drawings on a small booklet, children will be invited to explore, observe and (re)discover the 6 main squares of the city center of Caen.
Friday 18 September 2020, 09:30, 13:00Passed
Conditions
Online booking via the Heritage Children’s website
© Territoires Pionniers

In autonomy, with the help of questions, clues and drawings on a small booklet, the children will be invited to explore, observe and (re)cover the six main squares of the city center of Caen.
A fun track game and dagogical pe will allow the students to understand the architecture and uses of the squares of the city center. From the Place Saint-Sauveur, which has been active since the Middle Ages to the newly re-organised public square, this covered route raises awareness of the links between history, architecture and the design of public space.
This Friday, September 18, the children will travel the Place Jean Letellier, invested by Territoires pionniers and a collective of local actors for Parking Day, e vènement mondial de re-appropriation des places de stationnement.
The booklets are to be collected from Territoires pionniers-Maison de l'architecture - Normandie, at 22 place Jean Letellier.

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About the location

Territoires Pionniers / Maison de l'Architecture
22 place Jean Letellier, 14000 Caen
  • Calvados
  • Normandie
Pioneering territories I House of Architecture - Normandy, regional cultural structure of architectural and urban mediation, has a role of animator of the regional network of actors of the act of building, and more broadly of actors interested in the themes of architecture, urban planning, cities and rural areas.
Association law 1901, it promotes exchanges, meetings, reflection and is part of a national network that brings together 32 houses of architecture.