Lyon

archipel, Maison de l’Architecture

2026

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Address

21, place des Terreaux,
69001 Lyon

archipel, Maison de l’Architecture, aims to foster an accessible and shared architectural culture. Through exhibitions, talks, debates, visits, workshops, and hands-on experiments, it raises awareness of contemporary architecture, urbanism, and landscape for all audiences. Located at Place des Terreaux in Lyon, it brings together exhibition and meeting spaces, a specialist bookshop, and the historic model of Lyon.

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Collector - Young Architecture Awards of the City of Lyon

archipel, Maison de l’Architecture

This year, the City of Lyon’s Young Architecture Awards celebrate their 25th anniversary !

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Echoes. The sonic experiences of landscape.

archipel, Maison de l’Architecture

The exhibition Echoes offers an exploration of sonic environments: what do we actually hear in our living spaces? How can they be designed, analysed and represented? Between creation, research and professional practice, the exhibition invites a sensitive and documented approach to listening.

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Opening reception and narrated performance: The Voice of Our Cities

archipel, Maison de l’Architecture

Listeners #1 : A lecture-performance to open the exhibition Echoes. The sonic experiences of landscape. Literary texts curated by Belgian architect Marc Crunelle compose short poetic and historical journeys through urban acoustics, inviting audiences to discover the unique voice of cities.

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Talk – Listening Session : when biodiversity can be heard

archipel, Maison de l’Architecture

Listeners #3 - This session offers an immersion into the soundscapes of biodiversity and invites audiences to listen differently to the species that inhabit our environments.

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Sound designers of territories : who are they?

archipel, Maison de l’Architecture

Listeners #4 - Architects, acousticians, designers and artists share their experiences in the design and multiple expressions of soundscapes. Who is shaping the acoustics of our inhabited spaces today, and what design gestures will shape the soundscapes of tomorrow ?