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Guided tour of the modernist house and studio built and lived in by the architect André Lurçat, along with a photographic exhibition of his works.
An introductory architecture workshop for children aged 5 to 10, led by an architect and a facilitator from the City, with discovery of the architectural styles of Sceaux and creation of an individual model.
A guided tour to (re)discover the Parc de Sceaux housing development through the architect René Loiseau, accompanied by a national guide-lecturer.
A lecture on Pierre-François Palloy, the entrepreneur who demolished the Bastille and turned its capture into a national myth, by historian Héloïse Bocher.
Discover the architecture, history and uses of Sceaux Town Hall, a former sub-prefecture, led by a national guide-lecturer.
The Great Solidarity Challenge is a sporting and charity event organized by France Sclérose en Plaques, with races, walks and activities for everyone, to fund research and support for the people concerned.
Presentation of the construction principles and timber design of the future Sequoia residence, followed by a tour of the construction site led by the project architects.
A visit to a rooftop extension and energy renovation site using bio-based materials, led by the project architect, to discover technical solutions that are mindful of heritage.