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Javier Fernández Contreras et al., « A Nocturnal Epistemology of Architecture: On the Research Project "Scènes de Nuit" », HAL-SHS : architecture, ID : 10.56255/ma.v1i24.548
Despite notable contributions in this field, a comprehensive nocturnal epistemology of architecture remains largely unexplored, especially in eras predating industrial technologies and outside of Western regions. Addressing this gap, the "Scènes de Nuit" project, initiated by the Department of Interior Architecture at HEAD – Geneva, seeks to challenge the prevailing diurnal paradigm in architectural design by emphasizing the nocturnal understanding of the built environment. Scènes de Nuit investigates the role of night in shaping contemporary cities and societies, questioning the lack of nocturnal representation, discourse, and agency in architectural media. By engaging with practitioners and theorists from diverse fields, the project aims to explore the technologies, networks, and design forms utilized in nocturnal spaces and their associated communities. Through various research formats, including exhibitions, lectures, workshops, performances, and screenings, the project aims to generate new conceptions and creative processes in architectural design while reassessing the dominant daytime-centric perspectives.