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Audiovisual technician (M/F)
Application deadline: 17/04/2026
Contract: Job open to permanent and contract employees
Statutory category: B / Albanel Group 2
Concrete Schools Trophy
Entry deadline: 31/10/2026
The Trophée Béton Écoles invites future architecture professionals to consider the aesthetic, technical and environmental qualities of concrete.
It is organized by the Bétocib association, CIMbéton and the Fondation École Française du Béton, under the patronage of the French Ministry of Culture, in partnership with the Maison de l’architecture Île-de-France and the AAIIA association.
1000 doctorants pour les territoires" program coordinator (M/F)
Application deadline: 12/04/2026
Position reserved for contract employees, open on a full-time (100%) 8-month fixed-term contract, to be filled by May 1, 2026 at the latest.
Contract: Contract employee T3
Statutory category: A / Albanel Group 3
Award for an ENSAPLV student
Camille Chenal-Mitterrand, a Master 2 student, is a member of one of the eight multi-disciplinary winning teams in the “Dressing the palisades of the Notre-Dame construction site” competition organized by the City of Paris and the CAUE 75.
While we wait for the prize-winning graphic designs to dress the palisades of the construction site between 2026 and 2028, it’s already possible to browse and zoom in on the entire line designed by each team on the CAUE 75 website.
Making visible. Values of ordinary things
Just published in Éditions Boa’s DÉCRIRE collection, this collective work is edited byAlessia de Biase, architect-urban planner, HDR professor in SHS at ENSA Paris-la Villette and director of the LAA-LAVUE research unit, and Emilie Pillon, architect, doctoral student in anthropology at LAA-LAVUE.
As with the other volumes in the collection, one or other artist is involved in a dialogue with the theme of the book: photographer and video artist Valérie Jouve contributed to this work, alongside Catherine Deschamps & Pascale Absi, Philippe Bonnin, Chloé Gaspari, Federica Gatta, Flavia Pertuso & Étienne Kretzschmar, Nadja Monnet & the Momkin association, Mina Saidi Shahrouz, Maud Santini, Anne-Claire Vallet and Valeria Volpe.
3007 visitors to Open Day 2026
On Saturday February 7, ENSA Paris-la Villette welcomed a large number of visitors who came to find out more about studying architecture and the specific features of ENSA Paris-la Villette: the range of initial and specialized courses on offer, admissions procedures, the course of studies, international mobility, careers in architecture and professional integration, student life…
Alone, with friends or family, visitors wandered around the school premises to discover the student work on display (architectural projects, performing arts and techniques, plastic arts, etc.) and to meet students, teachers and administrative staff, who were on hand to answer any questions.
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Event
fromtoDeconstructing demolition
TheBruno Mengoli: "The existing city and heritage planning regulations: matters for history, matters for projects?"
fromtogerme&JAM: City design, text and contexts
fromtoNeighborhoods of tomorrow. The future is written today
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Deconstructing demolition - Choosing demolition in a world of ecological crisis
TheCycle "Living in the city and its transitions" #2: agence Barrault & Pressacco
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Deconstructing demolition - The invisibilization of social impacts in urban renewal projects
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Deconstructing demolition - Transforming to transform
fromtoTremblements du monde - series of lectures organized by ENSA Clermont-Ferrand
TheCycle #1: Paper mobility: the circulation of Italian antique drawings in Europe in the modern era and their reception beyond the Alps between the 18th and 19th centuries
fromtoÉchelle Un Festival: the meeting place for architecture gas pedals
TheCéline Marty: "Thinking technocritical architecture with André Gorz and Ivan Illich: back to raw earth and low-tech energies?"
Initial training
ENSAPLV offers a full range of courses to meet the needs of architecture schools.
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ENSAPLV offers a full range of courses to meet the needs of architecture schools.
Scientific life at ENSAPLV: research and expertise
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Partnered teaching and research chairs
Since its creation, ENSAPLV has developed a wide-ranging research activity, the aim of which is to produce knowledge that will contribute to the evolution of architecture, urban planning and landscape design, and to their adaptation to changes in the planet and society.
Research is an integral part of the school’s identity, and is widely disseminated by its teacher-researchers, who carry out almost all their work within the school. The school also strives to maintain a balance between professional and research training, to guarantee a diversity of choices.
Research teams work in the fields of architecture, urban planning, territories and landscape, drawing on philosophy, sociology, anthropology, history, ergonomics, geography, computer science, cognitive science and design science.