Contract teacher HCA - 50% (M/F)
Application deadline: 01/09/2025
Duration: one-year fixed-term contract
Discipline group: History and Architectural Cultures (HCA)
Main tasks and activities :
Bachelor’s degree: Responsibility for a 26h lecture course in L2 S4 (13 sessions x 2 h).
Entitled “Architectures du XIXe siècle: la ville des équipements publics”, this course focuses on the long 19th century and on the new languages of architecture, born of developments in technical knowledge linked to the Enlightenment and the “Industrial Revolution”, and of major changes in the social and economic framework. Emphasis will be placed on public buildings, the general theme of the S4 semester.
In the Master’s cycle: In charge, in collaboration with another teacher in the HCA field, of the introductory research course (12 h CM) associated with the “History and practices of the transformation of the built environment” seminar.
The person recruited will be actively involved in the “History and practices of the transformation of the built environment” seminar (97 h TD), where he/she will supervise dissertations in S7, S8 and S9. The seminar trains students in architectural history research, and the teacher will be keen to introduce them to the methods specific to this field of research.
How to apply :
- Deadline for receipt of applications: 01/09/2025
- Application contents: detailed CV, diplomas, cover letter and 3-4-page teaching note.
- Send applications by e-mail to recrutements@paris-lavillette.archi.fr and catherine.maumi@paris-lavillette.archi.fr
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ENSAPLV commits to equal opportunities in access to architectural studies
In partnership with the Fondation Culture & Diversité, the school is hosting its first “Equal opportunities at the school of architecture” course, from February 9 to 13.
Students taking part in this program benefit from courses, visits to cultural institutions, building sites and/or agencies, and meetings with teachers and professionals. Together, they produce an architectural project.
The aim is to inform them about architectural studies and career opportunities, and to prepare them for the Parcoursup and selection procedures for the Écoles nationales supérieures d’architecture (ENSA). Admitted students are then supported throughout their university studies.
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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Discover the school in words and pictures
In the run-up to its Open Day on February 7, ENSA Paris-la Villette presents itself in a new corporate film, which can be viewed online: presentation of studies and courses, student testimonials, visits to resource centers, and glimpses of a rich student life.
ENSAPLV, a “committed, vibrant, multicultural, open and supportive” school, in the words of its users.
Participating in this audiovisual project were students Lucie Adam, Théo Allemand, Marlice Alfera, Ioana Bengue, Oscar Dubrulle, Victor Esperou du Tremblay, Solène Le Rai, Ivan Le Hir and Florent Roosen, as well as teachers Laurence Bassières, Philippe Chavanes and Chantal Dugave and administrative staff Céline Baez, Samuel Bruna, Barbara Guillot and Justine Simonot.
Written and directed by: Hervé Jézéquel, Corentin Leblanc and Bruno Weiss, Image Department
Internet Users' Favorite of the 2025 Architecture Hopes Award: 4 Student Projects from ENSAPLV in the Running
Vote online before February 9, 2026, to choose the winner of the Internet Users’ Favorite Award of the Architecture Hopes Prize, organized by BNP Paribas Real Estate!
This 18th edition invited architecture students to envision a project for transforming vacant tertiary buildings located in France, exploring adaptation to climate change through several approaches: protecting users from climate hazards, the evolution and sharing of uses, the resilience of existing buildings, and reducing environmental impact.
The winner or winning team of the Internet Users’ Favorite Award will receive €2,000.
Every vote counts! Thank you for your support.
Best wishes!
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