Siméon Gonnet
Siméon Gonnet is an architect. He graduated from the Clermont-Ferrand School of Architecture in 2020, and the following year became a research associate on the "Territoires du possible: résistances, initalités, archaïque" research project under the direction of Stéphane Bonzani, Marc Antoine-Durand and Simon Teyssou. Alongside this experience, he worked as an independent practitioner before setting up Atelier Jabberwock in 2022.
Since 2023, as part of a doctoral contract with the Ministry of Culture, he has been pursuing a doctoral thesis in the OCS laboratory under the supervision of Paul Landauer and Stéphane Bonzani.
Both his research and his approach as a practitioner explore the relationship between the act of demolition and the building process, and question the dominant role of this activity in the history of architecture.
- Enseigne en Master – Filière Séminaire
- Enseigne en Licence (S5)
- Membre de l’équipe de recherche
Profile
- Doctoral student at OCS since 2023
- Doctoral student under contract to the Ministry of Culture from 2023 to the end of 2025
Thesis
Taming the fall: a history of demolition from the Neolithic to the present day
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Articles and works (selection)
"L'héritage de la poudre" article published in two parts in the event magazine "Fouilles préventives" n°2-3, 2021, edited by Marina Guyot and Clara Puleio, École Supérieure d'Art de Clermont Métropole.
