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    12. The “Champs-Élysées — history & perspectives” study
    13. 175 Haussmann
    14. Stream Building
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    16. emlyon business school
    17. Tourist Office of Versailles
    18. 175 Haussmann — Lazard
    19. Laborde
    20. Laborde — Gide Loyrette Nouel
    21. Stream Café
    22. ACTE VII
    23. 52 Champs-Élysées
    24. Icône
    25. ShAKe
    26. Bonne Nouvelle
    27. Amiral Bruix
    28. #cloud.paris
    29. Canopy
    30. 32-34 Marbeuf — Interiors
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    33. 103 Grenelle
    34. Center for Contemporary Creation in Tours
    35. Pinchuk Art Centre
    36. 360
    37. BERGÈRE X PARIS
    38. Carreau de Neuilly
    39. Be Issy
    40. PCA-STREAM Office
    41. Penthièvre
    42. Penthièvre — Interiors
    43. Café Joyeux
    44. Crédit Agricole Brie Picardie
    45. Aéroville
    46. Caisse des Dépôts et Consignations
    47. Talleyrand
    48. Les Ardoines
    49. Transvaal
    50. Light room
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    1. A THESIS FOR PCA-STREAM
    2. Acoustics
    3. Aesthetics of sustainability
    4. Algorithms
    5. Animals
    6. Anthropocene
    7. Architectural transition
    8. Art
    9. Art-science dialogue
    10. Artificial intelligences
    11. Biobased
    12. Bioclimatic
    13. Bioclimatic design
    14. Biodiversity
    15. Care
    16. Chronotopies
    17. Circularity
    18. Collective
    19. Data & Design Technology
    20. Design technology
    21. Eating
    22. Ecosystems
    23. Energy
    24. Experiencing nature
    25. EXPLORE
    26. Heat-island effect
    27. Heritage
    28. Indicators
    29. Inhabiting
    30. Landscape
    31. Learning
    32. Life cycles
    33. Living
    34. Living systems
    35. Low-carbon
    36. Low-carbon construction
    37. Materials
    38. Metabolism
    39. Mixed-use
    40. Modeling
    41. Modularity
    42. Narratives
    43. Nature-based solutions
    44. New aesthetics
    45. New imaginaries
    46. New narratives
    47. New uses
    48. Off-site construction
    49. Optimization
    50. Parametric design
    51. Plants
    52. Prospective
    53. Reconstructing territories
    54. Rehabilitation
    55. Reuse
    56. Reversibility
    57. Rythms
    58. Serendipity
    59. Sobriety
    60. Societal transformations
    61. Soil
    62. Soundscape
    63. Stream 01
    64. Stream 02
    65. Stream 03
    66. Stream 04
    67. Stream 05
    68. Stream Voices 01
    69. Stream Voices 02
    70. Stream Voices 03
    71. Stream Voices 04
    72. Stream Voices 05
    73. Stream Voices 06
    74. Stream Voices 07
    75. Stream Voices 08
    76. Stream Voices 09
    77. Stream Voices 10
    78. STREAM VOICES 11
    79. STREAM VOICES 12
    80. STREAM VOICES 13
    81. Technical systems
    82. Transdisciplinary
    83. Trees
    84. Urban agriculture
    85. Urban data
    86. Well-being
    87. Wood construction
    88. Working
  6. Explorez-tout EN
    1. "For an open architecture"
    2. Architecture is a political practice
    3. Beautiful like an encounter on the glass roof of colored clouds
    4. Bringing together an architectural project and a collection project 
    5. Can new narratives arise from ruins?
    6. Capturing the Cityscape Through Photography
    7. Culture as a weapon
    8. Educating Citizen Architects: for a meaningful architecture
    9. Inhabiting Sentinel Landscapes
    10. Podcast transcript: urban metabolism, at the heart of the matter
    11. Podcast transcription: Raphaëlle Guidée
    12. Reshaping myths to reveal pressing realities
    13. Sound, the Great Forgotten Dimension of Architectural Practice
    14. The potential of the night
    15. Translating biodiversity
    16. Using AI to tell history
    17. Using AI to tell history — podcast transcription
    18. Recycling urine to fertilize the soil
    19. Machine system
    20. Urban metabolism, at the heart of the matter
    21. Representing geological time
    22. Reusing turbine blades : the winds of change
    23. Air in architecture
    24. Micro lives and giga solutions
    25. Viollet-le-Duc, an inspired vision of restoration
    26. Site-specific art, invading architecture
    27. Perspectives
    28. Living matter
    29. Neo composites
    30. Wood
    31. Soil
    32. Rethinking the Campus: Balancing Tradition and Innovation
    33. From lectures to learner-centered experiences, the metamorphosis of educational facilities
    34. Working with living matter
    35. Metal
    36. Exploring the possibilities of a feminist architecture
    37. Living Beings
    38. Collective Intelligence in the Making
    39. "The network is alive" — Networks and those who maintain them
    40. Restoration, transformation, maintenance
    41. What sewers say about us
    42. Stone
    43. Aesthetic of Structures
    44. Soil as an environment, property as an inhabiting capacity
    45. The art of artificial life
    46. Paris at 50°C
    47. Artificial Intelligence in the creation process
    48. Story-telling as a meta skill
    49. Which architecture for the ephemeral?
    50. Exploring methodologies to understand the living city
    51. Experimenting with environmental art
    52. Nose to nose with the world
    53. Looking at the city from a gender perspective
    54. Downscaling Energy
    55. "It will be upon a time", said science fiction to the city
    56. The melody of the living
    57. Displaced villages, uprooted populations
    58. Vulnerability as an inclusive principle
    59. EYES ON THE STREET 01
    60. Spotlight on the city
    61. STREAM : a research opus founded 20 years ago
    62. Applying a research approach in an architectural practice
    63. Establishing regenerative synergies
    64. The client and the architect
    65. An overview of architectural research
    66. Piloting the "City-Metabolism" Chair
    67. Harnessing AI as an architect
    68. Building cities, deconstructing methods
    69. Defining the "Metabolic City"
    70. Is the city going round in circles?
    71. Animals in Paris
    72. The eco-acoustic landscape of La Défense
    73. AI facing complex urban environments
    74. Flows in images
    75. What Leboncoin tells us about urban exodus
    76. Representing modularity
    77. City-Metabolism Chair
    78. Enhancing a territory through creation
    79. The challenges of contemporary justice architecture
    80. Co-creating a learning society
    81. The Urban Fable of Informality
    82. Sustainable Materialities in Construction
    83. Measuring the Urban Metabolism
    84. Designing Soundscapes
    85. Exotic trees in the City
    86. Printing Concrete to Save Material
    87. Modeling the City Using Proteins
    88. Meteorology as a Model of Thinking
    89. Prospectives and Retrospectives of Office Developments
    90. An argument for Data unions
    91. Design with care, interview with Antoine Fenoglio and Cynthia Fleury
    92. Root gardening
    93. Maximizing reuse, minimizing transformation
    94. Talking Data
    95. Cities, both a problem and a solution
    96. Conceiving the urban environment as an ecosystem
    97. A "third place" research lab
    98. Technologies and metabolic city
    99. Is plastic getting a facelift?
    100. Don't forget to feed your pet-painting!
    101. Are we in the midst of monetizing nature?
    102. Coworkworlds, communities of experience
    103. Histories and imagineries of climate change
    104. Nature-based solutions
    105. The difficult measure of well-being
    106. At the roots of “Urban Metabolism”
    107. Design with care
    108. Examine the past to fix the present
    109. The invisible labor of Data and Men
    110. A contemporary planetarium
    111. Building for the living
    112. Cavern aesthetics
    113. Rootless gardens
    114. Reinhabiting the bioregions
    115. Urban metamorphosis
    116. Organizing time, gaining access to space
    117. Geoglasswork: territories of materials
    118. The language of forests
    119. Does the company cafeteria still have a future?
    120. Global thought, Local innovations
    121. Experimenting with new modes of representation
    122. A Multilevel Approach to Care
    123. The Urban Commons: Cement of the "Contributory City"
    124. Demystifying and Repoliticizing Urban Data
    125. In the School of the Urban Anthopocene
    126. Inclusive Intelligence
    127. Urban Co-evolutions
    128. From Weak AI to Organic Artificial Intelligence
    129. Reinventing Ways of Learning
    130. Design with care
    131. Sharing an Understanding of Urban Complexity
    132. Considering Separation Beyond Dualism
    133. Paving the way for the future through biomimicry
    134. Project-based regeneration
    135. A new legal framework for nature
    136. Interconnecting sciences
    137. Developing and Disseminating a New Ecosystemic Law
    138. Arguing for Spatial Intelligence
    139. Transforming the City into a Museum for Contemporary Nature
    140. The RER A Regional Express Railway: walking as a design tool
    141. Towards an organic Artificial Intelligence
    142. Building Consensus on AI-driven Urban Design
    143. AI in Architecture
    144. Animistic Intelligence: the In-Between Network of the Living and the Machine
    145. In Search of Nature-Based Solutions
    146. The University of Innovation
    147. Strategies for Urban Sustainability
    148. Inhabiting Urban Mobility
    149. Global Imagination, Local Action
    150. Rethinking Urban Spaces through Gender Mainstreaming
    151. Training Citizen Architects to Serve a Community
    152. The Time of Trees
    153. Ecofeminist Art: on the concepf of heritage
    154. Toward the Aerocene Era
    155. Toward a wild Renaissance
    156. Beyond Singular Intelligence
    157. Representing Data
    158. Collective Intelligence in The Making
    159. Borrowing The Eyes and Protocols of The Other
    160. Representing the Invisible City
    161. A common language for art, science and nature
    162. How to reconcile plantations and constructions in cities
    163. Design: Reparation
    164. The gardener's intelligence
    165. Dream of the Aerocene
    166. The challenges of timber construction in addressing the climate emergency
    167. Organic design: towards new artefacts
    168. Collaborating with situations
    169. The future is in the forest
    170. Giving a sense to fiction
    171. Reactivating heritage and the local neighborhood through art
    172. Investigating, collecting, prefiguring: the case of Marseille's MuCEM
    173. Museums as generators of viewpoints
    174. Building the City, Deconstructing the Method
    175. Care & repair for the urban future
    176. Designing a façade like a membrane
    177. The construction of collective intelligence
    178. When Architecture Conveys a Narrative
    179. An Attempt to Drain Places
    180. Caring for the relational city
    181. Revaluing vulnerability
    182. AI Doesn’t Replace Architects But Supports Them
    183. Reversing the image of the world
    184. Manipulating the Living?
    185. Dwelling, Hopsitality of the Living
    186. A global city for the Living
    187. Design of the biosphere
    188. Revealing other presences
    189. Art and Agency in times of wetware
    190. Café Joyeux's official opening
    191. A hybrid space inaugurating modernity
    192. Re-enchanting the Champs-Élysées — Rebecca Lamarche-Vadel
    193. Re-enchanting the Champs-Élysées — Chiara Santini
    194. Re-enchanting the Champs-Élysées — Jean-Michel Ribes
    195. Re-enchanting the Champs-Élysées — Michel Roth
    196. Re-enchanting the Champs-Élysées — Chris Dercon
    197. Re-enchanting the Champs-Élysées — Jennifer Flay
    198. Re-enchanting the Champs-Élysées — Christophe Léribault
    199. Re-enchanting the Champs-Élysées — Bruno Maquart
    200. Re-enchanting the Champs-Élysées — Thierry Marx
    201. Design urbain : from the living to "urban-metabolism"
    202. From "Mediance" to Places
    203. Towards an Ethic of Driving
    204. Understanding biodiversity
    205. The Biopolis
    206. A new model for the smart city
    207. Reinventing Wood
    208. Inhabiting the digital world
    209. The living in the museum
    210. Getting out of the Stupidocene
    211. Radicant Design: time, needs and experimentation
    212. Urban Psychoanalysis: from Performance to Action
    213. Landscape as Urban Mediator
    214. Favoring the Living over Form
    215. "Posthuman" Architecture
    216. Design of the Biosphere
    217. Architecture for the Living
    218. Bio-inspired Engineering
    219. Augmented Wood
    220. The "Living" City or the Text-City
    221. "Natural Artifacts" and Urban Ecosystems
    222. "Renaturing" Architecture
    223. From "Mediance" to Places
    224. Urban Metabolisms: Combining Complex Approaches
    225. Beyond Language
    226. Understanding Biodiversity
    227. Dwelling, Hospitality of the Living
    228. Towards an Ethic of Driving
    229. For a Thought of Objects
    230. Singularity of Things
    231. Escaping Humanism
    232. Manipulating the Living?
    233. Beyond the Smart City
    234. Progress of Artscience
    235. Virtual ecosystems
    236. Architectural Stakes of the Ecological Narrative
    237. Sensors "Visceralization"
    238. Our Digital Skins
    239. Aesthetics of Contingency : Materialism, Evolution, Art
    240. Art and Agency in Times of Wetware
    241. Revealing other Presences
    242. Encouraging the matter
    243. Showcasing the Living
    244. Interior Environments
    245. Humanless Art
    246. The Space between Works
    247. Rethinking the city in the era of urban society
    248. Which architecture for the ephemeral?
    249. Superposing the city
    250. Exploring the imaginaries of the city
    251. Conceiving an Art Center
    252. Le Corbusier's dystopian Paris
    253. The need for a transdisciplinary approach
    254. There will be no "end of the office"
    255. Architecture is a collaborative system
    256. How feminism and urbanism can influence each other
    257. Xavier Veilhan - The artist's relationship to architecture
    258. How to reinvent the architectural profession
    259. Episode 3/5 - Documentary "PCA-STREAM : from research to action"
    260. Episode 2/5 - Documentary "PCA-STREAM : from research to action"
    261. A right to Prosperity and Nature
    262. Episode 5/5 - Documentary "PCA-STREAM, from research to action"
    263. Episode 4/5 - Documentary "PCA-STREAM, from research to action"
    264. Episode 1/5 - Documentary "PCA-STREAM : from research to action"
    265. 52 Champs Elysées - Work in progress #1
    266. The Link : the tower that reinvents La Défense.
    267. PB22 Towers : a silhouette shaped by the sun's path
    268. Espace Océan : a new mixed-use neighborhood in Saint-Denis de la Réunion
    269. PB22 towers in the skyline of la Défense
    270. Urban interlacing of the PB22 towers
    271. PB22 towers' morphogenesis
    272. Philippe Chiambaretta
    273. Philippe Chiambaretta invited at ESSEC Business School
    274. Streamovie
    275. A Future City Vision for Detroit
    276. Reactivating Downtown Detroit
    277. New Old Cities vs Old New Cities: The City of which future?
    278. OOO : Object Oriented Ontology 
    279. Urban and digital convergence
    280. Posthuman architecture
    281. Embody the concept of blockchain
    282. When mobility transforms the city
    283. Above knowledge: the autonomous existence of objects
    284. Scenario planning for sustainable cities
    285. Learning from bioengineering
    286. Arts, sciences and sensorial design
    287. Can there be a "gardening" of cities?
    288. Reinventing the training of architects
    289. Furniture on the wake of change
    290. The City-District of Copacabana: from the modern to the contemporary
    291. The Challenges of Urban Despatialization
    292. Contemporary memories
    293. The tall office building artistically considered
    294. The emergence of a new sense of spatiality
    295. Inhabiting the World
    296. Interactive Collaborations
    297. Imaginary in a Techno-Sciences-Economy Age
    298. The Age of Discontinuity
    299. The malleable, adaptable metropolis: toward a temporary and temporal urbanism
    300. Coactivity : Notes for The Great Acceleration, Taipei Biennial 2014
    301. Naturalizing architecture
    302. Peri-Urban Land Stakes
    303. No One Likes A City That’s Too Smart
    304. Cities of Information
    305. Redifining the boundaries of architectural practice
    306. Complexity, multiplicity, and adapatation within ecosystems
    307. Material ecology
    308. Self-assembly & programmable materials
    309. Towards responsive environments
    310. The Commission’s Report on the Intangible Economy
    311. Interview with Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec
    312. Typological Metabolism of Urban Transitions
    313. Does the business need the workplace anymore?
    314. The office and the city: twelve propositions
    315. The « office-form »
    316. The Legacy of The Modern Movement
    317. Interview with Arik Levy
    318. Building tall: the vernaculars of capitalism
    319. From «design capitalism» to cognitive capitalism
    320. Creative ecosystems
    321. Work and Play in Experimental Architecture, 1960-1970
    322. Refuse-Notes on artistic work as social waste
    323. The workplace as a tool
    324. The Acceleration of the Economy
    325. The new architecture of organizations
    326. Producing Architecture
    327. Relational Industry and The Economy of Contribution
    328. Global City into Perspective
    329. From a City of Residents to Urban Territory: The Advancing Revolution
    330. Future of Time
    331. Living systems
    332. Multiple networks of globalization
    333. Aerotropolis: Future City Infrastructure
    334. Architectural Strategies and Globalizatio
    335. TRACTATUS ECONOMICUS -ARTISTICUS. The art and manner of Julien Prévieux, adventurer in economics.
    336. Reporting from Antarctica
    337. Cities : Idle speculations on their future
    338. The Architect as a Merchant of Signs
    339. The Media Building
    340. The Architecture Project as a Strategy
    341. Luxury and Chapels in Tokyo
    342. Shall we drink a pastis ? Or arrogance disguised as attitude
    343. Gelitin’s travel to Sofia, an interview with ourselves
    344. A new relationship with procurement
    345. Nike Town: a Corporate Situationism
    346. The creation of value through architecture
    347. Letter to Pierre Huyghe
    348. For a Radicant Art
    349. Vertical Horizons: The Expeditions of Laurent Tixador and Abraham Poincheval
    350. Journey-forms
    351. Performing the City
    352. New Perspectives for Rio de Janeiro
    353. Implementing Public Space
    354. The Hyper-Industrial Era
    355. Inhabiting the Anthropocene
    356. Sustainability with a hammer
    357. The rise of the cool office
    358. Osrever
    359. Is the office the new studio? Some artistic experiences in open space
    360. Creating hotspots for the knowledge economy
    361. Anomalies construites
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