Conference-debate Christine Leconte 'Repairing the City'
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Christine Leconte is President of the National Council of the Order of Architects and co-author of the book “Repairing the City!” written with Sylvain Grisot. Teacher at ENSA-Versailles, her commitment is ecological, social and cultural. It advocates the right to architecture for all, and pushes the development of pioneering solutions that exist in urban planning and architecture to adapt and mitigate the effects of climate change. On the occasion of his contribution to the exhibition “The city goes round in circles?” and the launch of the 2023 European Heritage Days, Christine Leconte will present the major issues of the contemporary city thought under the prism of reuse. How to make the city on the city, with the existing? What solutions exist to do otherwise, by repairing the city rather than building it?
18h: opening of the doors 19h: lecture by Christine Leconte 19h45: debate with the public
- Night of the exhibition until 11pm
Booking via: https://www.helloasso.com/associations/waao-centre-d-architecture-et-d-urbanisme/evenements/conference-debat-de-christine-leconte-reparer-la-ville