De l’invention en architecture. Initier, situer, durer by Stéphane Bonzani

De l’invention en architecture. Initier, situer, durer (“Invention in architecture. Initiating, situating, sustaining”) written by Stéphane Bonzani, was published by Éditions deux-cent-cinq:

What does it still mean for an architect to invent in today’s troubled Anthropocene landscape? And if there is such a thing as invention in architecture, how does it differ from other modes of inventiveness?
At a time when the world’s habitability is in crisis, the notion of invention, common to both philosophy and architecture, is being re-interrogated according to other coordinates.
The novelty we expect from all invention – and today, perhaps even more than ever, we need to invent, create and imagine in order to re-inhabit – can no longer be based on destruction, invisibilization and simplification, unless it leads to further devastation.

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