Cité de l’Architecture et du Patrimoine
Wednesday, 29 January 2020 – 5.30 pm – Auditorium

It was at the centre of architectural renewal at the beginning of the 20th century – before it was hit by the upheavals of the two world wars: What has become of Vienna in the 21st century, what traces have remained and what driving forces have led the city since 1989 to regain its full strength in a reunited Europe?
Against the backdrop of musical and literary sequences, an attempt will be made to grasp the essential characteristics of this city – symbol of Central Europe – in various approaches.

Moderation: François Chaslin, architect and critic

With
Maria Auböck, architect and landscape architect, Auböck + Kárász landscape architects, Vienna
Dietmar Feichtinger, architect, Dietmar Feichtinger Architectes, Paris, Vienna
Olivier Kaeppelin, critic and poet
Jacques Le Rider, Director of Studies at EPHE, Member of the Georg-Simmel Centre, CNRS-EHESS
Can Onaner, architect, doctor of architectural history, professor at the Énsa de Bretagne, Rennes, France
Christophe Reinprecht, Professor of Sociology, University of Vienna
Alain Vanier, psychoanalyst, psychiatrist, professor emeritus of universities, CRPMS, IHSS, University of Paris-Diderot