Course

PENS-227: Night in Lausanne

Summary

Ce cours abordera la nuit à Lausanne sous une approche interdisciplinaire. À travers une traversée nocturne, nous dresserons un état des lieux des nuits lausannoises. La semaine permettra de réfléchir collectivement à des pistes pour l'avenir des nuits à Lausanne et de présenter ces premières idées.

Lectures

Instructors (4)

Luc Marc Gwiazdzinski

Teaching & PhD Courses Night in Lausanne PENS-227 This course will take an interdisciplinary approach to night in Lausanne. Through a nocturnal journey, we will take stock of the city as it exists at night time. During the week, we'll collectively reflect on the future of nights in Lausanne, and present our initial ideas.

Beate Jessel

Mission Beate Jessel is a landscape planner and landscape ecologist who deals with various issues of landscape development. She works on planning theory and methodology, landscapes and governance, comprehensive approaches to nature conservation including human needs and perceptions, nature in the city, environmental impact assessments and the integration of renewable energies into landscapes. With regard to architecture, her main interest is the relationship between the built and the "green" environment, in

Marie Evane Bertrand

Chloé Marlène Montavon

Education Bachelor of Arts, Sociologie et Économie politique - Business Communication | 2017 – 2020 Université de Fribourg (FR -CH), Département des Sciences Sociales, Faculté des Lettres et des Sciences Humaines Développement territorial, orientation Urbanisme opérationnel | 2020 – 2022 HES-SO Master - Université de Genève, CH Faculté d'Ingénierie et d'Architecture (HES-SO Master) et des Sciences de la Société (UNIGE) ResearchCurrent Research Fields nocturnal mobilit

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Summary

Lectures

Instructors (4)

Luc Marc Gwiazdzinski

Beate Jessel

Marie Evane Bertrand

Chloé Marlène Montavon

Official source

Moodle Page

http://go.epfl.ch/PENS-227

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