Architecture 68. Panorama international des renouveaux pédagogiques. Archéologie through ancient construction and architecture

through ancient construction and architecture from the perspective of decoration

the fleet of Themistocles

Inscriptions of the rocks of Syene

fortunately spared the body of one of the two "mummies" discovered by the archaeologist Albert Gayet during his excavation campaigns on the site of Antinoé in 1904-1905

the idea was imposed to present to the public major works from the greatest French and foreign museums

Architecture 68. Panorama international des renouveaux pédagogiques. Archéologie through ancient construction and architectureMany questions about architecture and how it was taught shook the discipline during the 1960s and 1970s. From Japan to the United States, via countries in Europe, South America, and the Middle East, the protests of architecture students were expressed almost simultaneously on several continents, testifying to the fact that beyond the breaking point of May 1968 in Paris, an entire generation aspired to approach and practice architecture differently.