Sebastien marot biography examples

Born in 1961, educated as a philosopher, Sébastien Marot was general delegate to the Société Française des Architectes from 1986 to 2002 where he founded and directed the Tribune d’histoire et d’actualité de l’architecture [« Tribune on Architectural History and News »], and then the journal Le Visiteur [« The Visitor »].

His research and publications have focused on the genealogy of architectural theories and contemporary practices, on urban design, on landscape architecture, and, most particularly, on the staging of the historical density of situations constructed by different disciplines.

Welcomed as a researcher at the Centre Canadien d’Architecture de Montréal from 2004-2005, in 2008, Sébastien Marot defended his thesis at the École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales [School of Higher Studies in Social Sciences] with his history thesis Palimpsestuous Ithaca portrayed as a « relative manifesto on suburbanism », and wh