Study trips and workshops
Walking is the scale for reading the landscape, particularly suitable for those who want to understand and feel the universe that surrounds us.
Change posture, be open to the knowledge of some, to the memory of others, to enter into the physical and historical depth of a territory, of a landscape.
Create a dynamic and poetic relationship with your daily activities …
The walker is no longer a distant observer but participates, alters themselves through the exchange, in listening and in the encounters one makes while walking.
“Understand its past, its present uses and the challenges of its future.”
It is this approach to walking, which reveals, updates, poetizes what is there, the Bureau des Guides invites you to put into practice through these three “methods”:
Study trips | Group
They are tailor-made and in collaboration with upstream teachers. They give rise to further research work after the trip is over.
OBJECTIVE: Create group cohesion, meet each other in different ways, apply theoretical knowledge, initiate a theme starting from the field …
DURATION: From one to several days, possibility of bivouac.
AUDIENCE: Students in architecture, art and design, town planning, landscape …
Workshops | Individual
On a defined theme, these training periods open to everyone are moments of sharing and pooling of knowledge. They can give rise to a joint resolution.
OBJECTIVE: To enrich one’s knowledge and practice, meet project partners, discover a territory …
DURATION: From one to several days, possibility of bivouac.
AUDIENCE: Students, Artists, Professionals of culture and territorial development …
Workshops | Teambuilding
Moments of reflection for a team: the putting into practice and the confrontation of knowledge, out in the field, brings out new ideas, questions, laying the foundations for collective work.
OBJECTIVE: Confront theory and practice, create group cohesion, meet each other in different ways, initiate a theme inspired by the landscape.
DURATION: ½ day to several days.
AUDIENCE: Technicians from local authorities, culture and regional development professionals.
