PROGRAMME
Introduction
- URBAN SOIL: AN INERT SURFACE OR A LIVING RESOURCE?
Elena HAVLICEK, Pedologist – Federal Department of Environment, Transport, Energy and Communication, Federal Office of Environment, Department of Substances, Soil and Biotechnology - THE GROUND IN THE HORIZONTAL METROPOLIS
Paola VIGANÒ, Architect – professor Laboratory of Urbanism, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne
Session 1: the project of soil
- “CREATING HERITAGE” THROUGH THE GROUND: SIX CONCEPTUAL AND OPERATIONAL CATEGORIES FOR LAUSANNE
Pascal AMPHOUX, Architect – professor, National School of Architecture of Nantes – researcher at the CRESSON laboratory (CNRS/MCC/ECN n°1563 Ambiances, architectures, urbanités) - THE FIGURES OF THE METROPOLIS-VILLAGE(S) OF OUAGADOUGOU: BETWEEN READING AND WRITING
Halimatou MAMA AWAL, Architect – doctor – researcher, The Careers in the history of Architecture, building, cities, territory (MHA-evt) – Teacher, National School of Architecture of Grenoble - NATURAL MEMORY, URBAN STRATIGRAPHY, REACTIVATION THROUGH USE: THE FUTURE OF FORGOTTEN SPACES IN DOWNTOWN VALENCIA
Adrián TORRES, Architect-doctoral student, National School of Art of the Agglomeration of Annecy
Nicolas TIXIER, Architect – professor, National School of Architecture, Grenoble – National School of Art of the Agglomeration of Annecy, researcher, Cresson laboratory (UMR CNRS / MCC / ECN n°1563 Ambiances, architectures, urbanités)
Session 2: urban soil archeology
- URBAN SOIL ARCHEOLOGY
Pierre PINON, Honorary professeur, National School of Architecture Paris-Belleville –
researcher, laboratory IPRAUS (UMR MCC / CNRS n° 3329 AUSSER) - THE SOIL OF THE CITIES, THE SOIL OF THE ROADS: THE BIRTH OF ROME CAPITAL THROUGH PHOTOGRAPHY
Jean-Philippe GARRIC, Architect, architecture historian – professor, University of Paris 1 Pantheon-Sorbonne - PAVER, STONE, CEMENT: FLOORING METAMORPHOSES IN GENEVA
David RIPOLL, Art historian – scientific assistant at the Conservation of the architectural heritage of the city of Geneva – research officer, Inventory of monuments of art and history of Geneva – teaching assistant at the University of Neuchâtel
Session 3: the culture of urban soil
- SOIL CULTURE (EDAPHON) IN GERMAN ARCHITECTURE AND URBAN PLANNING DURING THE PERIOD OF REFORM
David H. HANEY, Architect – doctor – director of the Centre for Research in European Architecture (CREAte), Canterbury – educator, University of Kent School of Architecture - THE FAMILY HEALTH CLUB HOUSING SOCIETY AND URBAN AGRICULTURE IN THE UNITED KINGDOM IN THE MID-20TH CENTURY
Sophie GREENWAY, Doctoral student, Centre for the History of Medicine, University of Warwick - REVIVING URBAN SOILS: “INTRAVENTIONS” TO CONCEIVE A HYBRID OBJECT
Germain MEULEMANS, Doctoral student in anthropology – University of Aberdeen and University of Liège
Tibo LABAT, Architect, Coordinator of the HQAC process in Aubervilliers - SOIL REVIVAL IN THE CONCEPT OF URBAN LANDSCAPING AFTER 1945
Axel ZUTZ, Engineer town planner, garden and landscaping historian, doctoral student at the Institute of Landscape Architecture and Environmental Planning, Technical University, Berlin
Session 4: the urban soil, history and philosophy
- FROM MARLING TO SWEEPING: THOUGHTS ON THE FLOOR OF THE COWS
Sébastien MAROT, Philosopher, professor at the School of Architecture, City and Territory, Marne-la-Vallée, University of Paris-Est - THE SOIL OF THE HORIZONTAL METROPOLIS: THE INTERSCALAR HISTORY OF THE SOIL FROM RUSSIAN CHERNOZEM TO THE VALLEY SECTION
Marine DURAND, Architect – doctoral student, Laboratory of Urbanism, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne - HENRI PROST AND THE ARCHITECTURAL PROJECT OF THE URBAN SOIL (1910-1959)
Laurent HODEBERT, Architect-urban planner – doctoral student at the ENSA Grenoble – assistant professor at the ENSA Marseille – teacher-researcher at the INAMA laboratory - THE PROJECT OF SOIL AND OUTDOOR SPACE (LO SPAZIO FRA LE COSE): NEW THOUGHT AND NEW LANGUAGE FOR CONTEMPORARY URBANISM
Monica BIANCHETTIN DEL GRANO, Architect, doctor in urban planning