L' Ambiançomètre au RIM
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Inter-World Meeting of New Ways of Doing in Architecture and Urban Planning (RIM)
Client: Au Bout du Plongeoir
Schedule : 23 & 24 september 2021, Rennes
Budget : 5000€
This third edition of the RIM brought together different professional worlds of the city’s making around the theme of “the ambiance”. How, each through its profession, can take care of the ambiance of the places it manufactures?
Within the threshold between the real and the imaginary, the ambiance is based on subjectivity, instantaneity, perceptions and senses: there is as much ambiance as people who experience it. So how do you measure the ambiance of a place, in all its dimensions both sensitive and objective?
Pour répondre à cette question Lost&Find a conçu un outil inédit invitant les participant.e.s à changer de posture et se décaler de leur prisme habituel : l’Ambiançomètre.
Tested, put on probation, diverted, this tool was the subject of several discoveries and many debates. The future development of this tool will also be part of Lost&Find’s research work around exploration processes, ways to trace, and methodologies of collective work.
Un merci à l’hôtel Pasteur, l’Atelier Commun et la Belle déchette pour leurs nombreux coups de main !
LES RIM sont à l’initiative d’Au bout du plongeoir et de l’ANPU, Agence Nationale de Psychanalyse Urbaine dans le cadre du SEA (Site d’exploration en architecture(s)), en co-organisation avec l’Hôtel Pasteur, la coopérative culturelle Cuesta, le CNAREP, le Fourneau, Centre National des Arts de la Rue et de l'Espace Public, Territoires publics et le Polau, Pôle arts et urbanisme.
In partnership with: ADEUPA, Les Champs Libres, ENSAB, MAeB, House of Architecture and Spaces in Bretagne, AUDIAR, Villanthrope, the AAU research laboratory (ambiance, architecture and urbanism, Transfert laboratory, the funeral cooperative, Wallonie Bruxelles Architectures, the National Federation of Street Arts, the EUR CAPS, and Image de ville.
With the support of: Rennes Métropole and the Ministry of Culture, DRAC Bretagne.
