Une formation en urbanisme sans institut, and so what ? Réflexion à partir d’un éternel horizon nantais

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Abstract
Nantes, an experimental laboratory for urban fabric in France? However, there is no urban planning institution, but a master’s degree, which is co-handled by academic actors and practitioners from the university and the school of architecture. Often contemplated, the institution remains an ever-lasting horizon that is never granted a concrete form. Anomaly or Nantes’ game (jeu à la nantaise)? That is the question asked by two professors-researchers, actors in urban planning training themselves. They tell a singular story, which thus addresses the specific tensions of urban planning training and invites us – as it is a horizon – to ask ourselves what could be an ideal urban planning institution.
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Authors Dang Vu, Hélène;Devisme, Laurent;
Journal territoire en mouvement
Year 2018
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Keywords
geography (general) social sciences architecture city planning sociology (general) law recreation. leisure law in general. comparative and uniform law. jurisprudence medieval history

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