La Méridienne – MSH – Mathieu Gigot, CITERES – CNRS

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Mathieu Gigot est Docteur en Géographie, et membre de l’Unité Mixte de Recherche Citeres — CNRS de l’Université de Tours.Il présente le travail de son équipe dans le cadre du PLU patrimonial, programme de recherche de l’Association Nationale de la RechercheIl présente également un jeu sérieux, « La ville sous cloche », support de médiation pour montrer au grand public le processus d’une autorisation d’urbanisme dans plusieurs environnements urbains patrimoniauxEnfin, il présente projet PBC (Patrimoine culturel de proximité, Bien Commun pour la construction territoriale), qui s’interroge sur le processus de prise en compte des héritages patrimoniaux dans la transformation des espaces de vies. Journaliste - Melissa Wyckhuyse Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

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