Come and refresh your vision of the city alongside practitioners on the ground and contemporary urban thinkers. Join them in discussing current issues and discovering new approaches and solutions.
🎟️ Link to the Conversations ticket page: click here!
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(3) A THOUSAND FORMS OF RESIDENT PARTICIPATION IN HOUSING
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12 at 7:00 PM
Césure, 13 rue Santeuil, 75005 Paris
This conversation was organized by Vraiment Vraiment and Le Sens de la Ville.
It will be moderated by Lucille Gréco, with Flore Trautmann, Alexandre Mussche, and Margaux Drocourt, and featuring our guests: Xavier Point, co-founder of Cpa-Cps, and several residents of private cooperative housing and public housing.
(2) ADAPTING TO HEAT WAVES IN PARIS
THURSDAY, JULY 11 at 7:00 PM
Césure
, 13 rue Santeuil, 75005 Paris, in the Impasse
This conversation will be moderated by Raphaëlle Chaygneaud-Dupuy, Head of Cooperative Life and Membership, with contributions from:
Alexandre Florentin
(Paris City Councilor and Chair of the “Paris at 50°C” initiative)
Marie d’Oncieu
(Architect at HMONP and collaborator at h2o architectes)
(1) WHEN THE CRISIS HITS THE CITY
THURSDAY, MAY 23 at 7:00 PM
Césure
, 13 rue Santeuil, 75005 Paris, in Amphitheater B
This conversation will be moderated by Simon Laisney, founder of Plateau Urbain, and Aurélie Deudon, co-founder of Surface+Utile, with contributions from:
Thierry Laroue-Pont (BNP Real Estate)
Catherine Sabbah (IDHEAL)
Christian de Kérangal (IEIF)
Julie Lefebvre, Vice President of Economic Development, Employment, and Integration for the Est Ensemble region
A property owner
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Why a series on the city?
The city is a phenomenon that affects the vast majority of the population. 93% of the population lives within the influence of cities, 63% of whom live in urban areas with more than 200,000 inhabitants (INSEE, 2020). It embodies all the challenges of our contemporary society, whether social or ecological.
Why in a third place?
These conversations take place at Césure, a third place for unexpected knowledge, in a former university that still welcomes 2,000 students a day. In an effort to create a community college focused on urban issues, we are experimenting with new formats that prioritize substance to revitalize how knowledge is shared and to spark new conversations about the city among urban planners, project leaders, architects, engineers, policymakers, researchers, and citizens.
These events are organized by Plateau Urbain, Surface+Utile, Vraiment Vraiment, Bellevilles, Le Sens de la Ville, Yes We Camp, Bellastock, and Encore Heureux, all of whom are based at Césure.
The conversations are free lectures!
In the meantime, you can listen to the latest conversations as podcasts here: https://www.plateau-urbain.com/la-cooperative-plateau-urbain/urbanisme-transitoire/
🎨 : Clara Broc @clxra_art
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