Siméon Gonnet
Siméon Gonnet is an architect. After graduating from the Clermont-Ferrand School of Architecture in 2020, he spent the following year as a research associate on the research project “Territoires du possible: résistances, initalités, archaïque” (Territories of possibility: resistance, initialities, archaic) under the supervision of Stéphane Bonzani, Marc Antoine-Durand, and Simon Teyssou. Alongside this experience, he began working as an independent practitioner before joining forces in 2022 to create Atelier Jabberwock.
Since 2023, he has been pursuing a doctoral thesis at the OCS laboratory under the supervision of Paul Landauer and Stéphane Bonzani as part of a doctoral contract with the Ministry of Culture.
Both his research and his practice explore the relationship between demolition and the process of construction and question the predominant 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.
