Les Sens de la ville. Pour un urbanisme de la vie quotidienne. Archéologie généralité built in Brussels by the

built in Brussels by the Austrian architect Josef Hoffmann

and Jean-Paul Laurens

coastlines and subsoils are not concerns dating only from the so-called industrial era: one of the first myths

it has a preserved length of approximately 2

Les Sens de la ville. Pour un urbanisme de la vie quotidienne. Archéologie généralité built in Brussels by theThis collective work was born from the meeting of artists, researchers, and residents that took place within the framework of an action research project on the place of women in public space. Like the collective that produced it, this book offers multiple approaches, seeking to think about producing research differently by trying to restore its democratic character. It presents working methodologies where the expertise of everyday life must be