Stone Engraving Workshop Atelier de gravure sur pierre
A fun introduction to stone engraving led by young people from the Maison des Compagnons du Devoir in Champs-sur-Marne.
A fun introduction to stone engraving led by young people from the Maison des Compagnons du Devoir in Champs-sur-Marne.
An exhibition devoted to the work of Ahmed Shamia, a Palestinian architect and artist who died in Gaza in May 2025, conceived by his wife Sara Alqataa: drawings, models, archives and videos saved from destruction.
Reading of stories and children's picture books on the theme of architecture, for the youngest children, at the library. An activity in partnership with the media library network of the Paris - Vallée de la Marne urban community.
Children and adults alike are invited to design a house that meets climate constraints, using a choice of two building materials: Lego® and magic sand.
A stone carver works and transforms the material using tracings and many traditional and contemporary tools. Young Compagnons will be present to raise public awareness of their trades and give demonstrations.
Discover the Ensa Paris-Est building, designed by architect Bernard Tschumi and opened in 1999, with its suspended amphitheatre, large atrium and double-height workshops. A guided tour by an architecture student.
On your own or in a team, take on the challenge of building the tallest residential tower out of Landes pine wooden planks. The designs are up to you, but watch out for balance, it can be fatal!
An introductory pottery workshop where children and adults shape the object of their choice and take their creation home.
Discover the Cité Descartes Campus in Champs-sur-Marne, a sustainable-city cluster of more than 120 hectares, on a guided tour led and commented by a student from the school.
A Repair Café where volunteers teach you how to fix your everyday objects, including small sewing jobs, to give them a second life. One item per person, large appliances not accepted.
An exhibition devoted to the Palestinian architect and artist Ahmed Shamia, who died in May 2025, conceived by his wife Sara Alqataa. Drawings, models, archives and videos bring his memory and his vision of an architecture in the service of the living back to life.