Christophe Camus

Christophe CAMUS is Professor of Humanities and Social Sciences at the École nationale supérieure d’architecture de Bretagne (Ensa-b, Rennes), and a researcher at the LET, Ensa Paris - La Villette. See Christophe Camus’s teaching blog

He is developing a sociological approach to architecture through its mediation, communication and mediatisation.
More specifically, his work focuses on :
– The ways in which architects think about and stage the recipients of their projects, from conception to completion or use;
– Communications or mediations as a means of thinking about the professional identity, skills, values and practices of architects.
In other words, it’s about questioning the practices and modes of existence of architecture.
To find out more, read a recent article (online) or an older book (publisher’s website).