On the occasion of the publication of their book “Architectures in China today – Eco-responsible approaches” at MUSEO, Héloïse le Carrer and Françoise Ged will discuss with Lucie Morand, author of a thesis on Xiamen, a pioneer city in the implementation environmental planning, and Ingrid Taillandier, responsible for the Franco-Chinese master’s degree in Ecological Urbanism established by the National School of Architecture of Versailles and the College of Architecture and Urban Planning at Tongji University (Shanghai).
???? Tuesday December 14, 2021 – 6.30 p.m.
???? Entrance hall / Platform of architectural creation
About the event
The book, in the collection edited by Dominique Gauzin-Müller on ecological transition, Museo editions, presents projects of different scales, carried out over the past twenty years by Chinese architects and town planners, in urban or rural areas.
With :
- Françoise Ged, architect, head of the China Observatory at the City of Architecture and Heritage
- Héloïse Le Carrer, architect, dRMM architects, London
- Lucie Morand, architect, doctor in town planning, sustainable development project manager at Suez Consulting
- Ingrid Taillandier, architect, ITAR architectures, teacher at ENSA Versailles
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