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Date(s) - 09/10/2020
3:00 pm - 5:00 pm
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‘Tales of Places: How will culture change the cities of tomorrow?’
An online talk by Pierre Guyot, architect and founder of Jugaad Discipline
Link to register: https://bit.ly/
An online talk by Pierre Guyot, architect and founder of Jugaad Discipline
Link to register: https://bit.ly/
Programme:
-Introduction on the trend in urban planning and architecture to invest neglected spaces to
reimagine cities
-Overview of the WIP project in Delhi
-Overview of Sassoon Art Project in Mumbai
-Overview of the Saint Vincent de Paul Hospital project in Paris
-Discussion with the students about Pune and what could be done there
-Introduction on the trend in urban planning and architecture to invest neglected spaces to
reimagine cities
-Overview of the WIP project in Delhi
-Overview of Sassoon Art Project in Mumbai
-Overview of the Saint Vincent de Paul Hospital project in Paris
-Discussion with the students about Pune and what could be done there
About the facilitator:
Pierre Guyot is a senior architect and urban planner based in Montreuil, France. He participates
in projects at the interface of architecture, art and the city. After studying architecture at the
École Supérieure d’Architecture de Versailles, Pierre worked at the AWP territorial
reconfiguration agency.
He then had the chance to discover India for several years after moving to New Delhi in 2014.
There, he developed a practice at the crossroads of urban development and art issues through
collaborations with the French Institute in India and the St + art India Foundation.
Now back in France, he spent his HMONP at the agency Enia Architectes, one of the few
French agencies to tackle project management in India. With these complementary
experiences, he continues to work at the intersections of architectural, artistic and urban
creation.
Pierre Guyot is a senior architect and urban planner based in Montreuil, France. He participates
in projects at the interface of architecture, art and the city. After studying architecture at the
École Supérieure d’Architecture de Versailles, Pierre worked at the AWP territorial
reconfiguration agency.
He then had the chance to discover India for several years after moving to New Delhi in 2014.
There, he developed a practice at the crossroads of urban development and art issues through
collaborations with the French Institute in India and the St + art India Foundation.
Now back in France, he spent his HMONP at the agency Enia Architectes, one of the few
French agencies to tackle project management in India. With these complementary
experiences, he continues to work at the intersections of architectural, artistic and urban
creation.
