Éric Daniel-Lacombe

Éric Daniel-Lacombe is an architect and Professor of the “Nouvelles urbanités face aux risques naturels: des abris ouverts” chair. He is co-designer of the French pavilion for the 19th Venice Biennale, for a project entitled Vivre avec / Living with. He won first prize at the Cemex Building Award in 2007 for a house in a flood-prone area in Paris, and the Grand Prix for development in flood-prone areas in 2015 for the Matra district in Romorantin. He is the author of Vers une architecture pour la santé du vivant (2023), a book that defends architecture as an art form, driven by a desire for solidarity between humans and non-humans.