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Abstract It's widely accepted that work that takes architecture as a discipline as its subject - be it art history, the history of techniques, statistics or even photography - has a scientific dimension. But the assumption that the project process …

The operation did not take place. Abstract "My talk will describe my relationship with architectural research. At the end of my studies, I took part in research into the lived experience of inhabited spaces as part of Jacqueline Palmade and Francoise …

Abstract Since 1980, the rapidly expanding field of architectural history has been fundamentally transformed in terms of both its objects and its methods. Conventional biographical or monographic works have been joined by investigations into the …

Abstract Restoration and its projects are nourished by various modes of historical research. Architectural history provides the indispensable knowledge of the aesthetic object. The material history of the built environment, moreover, provokes attitudes …

Abstract There's a lot of talk these days about project-based research, far beyond the world of architecture and urban planning. At the same time, the term " design ", which in English refers to the practice of project work in all its forms, has become …

Abstract The proposed reflection on the definitions of the doctoral thesis in architecture takes the form of a theoretical compass, enabling us to find our bearings in the expanding universe of knowledge production in architecture (theses, theories) by …

Abstract To understand the specific work of the architect, it is essential to reflect on the epistemological status of the project, to engage in a kind of hand-to-hand combat with the operations, concepts and representations used in the various stages of …

Abstract Habitat is at the crossroads of several disciplines. Since the birth of architectural research, researchers in the humanities at schools of architecture, often in association with architects, have endeavored to shed light on the relationship …

Abstract Following on from the previous paper, this presentation will focus on a field that has been present since the earliest days of architectural research, echoing the pioneering awareness of the fragility of living environments and the depletion of …

Abstract The integration of schools of architecture into France's "communautés d'universités et d'établissements" is a recent development. While this presence reflects the weight that architecture may have in the changing landscape of higher education, it …

Abstract In Japan, architectural research has been conducted since the end of the 19th century within engineering faculties, where engineers and architects are trained in the various fields of construction and architectural culture. The presentation will …

Abstract The hypothesis that led to the identification of the need for an architectural research policy was born in the mid-1960s. It arose from the conviction that architectural lectures worthy of the name could not do without a publicly-organized and …

The eighth lecture focuses on these issues, assessing the relevance of the intellectualist attitude in the light of recent developments in linguistics and the philosophy of mind, as well as phenomenology and cognitive psychology. We began by looking at …

I will propose that the combination, or even opposition, of the simplifying general laws of life (simplexity), and the remarkable diversity and flexibility of possible mechanisms and solutions (vicariance) is one of the fundamental sources of the …

A good knowledge of cuneiform is required for the seminar. …

We are particularly interested in two-component flavin monooxygenases, both because they are systems with strong potential for biotechnological development, and because they are being studied in the laboratory. They consist of a flavin reductase which …

The first hour of the lecture on April 7 opened with a review of the principle of alternative possibilities (PAP). After outlining Harry Frankfurt's amendment, the *PAP principle, according to which: "A person is not morally responsible for what he has …

Over the past fifty years, advances in high-resolution microwave and optical spectroscopy have been correlated with those in time metrology. Clocks have become 9 to 10 orders of magnitude more accurate, thanks in particular to the development of direct …