Chloé Montavon

Chloé Montavon serves as a Doctoral Assistant and Lecturer at the Laboratory of Urban Sociology (LASUR) within the School of Architecture, Civil and Environmental Engineering at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne (EPFL). She concurrently pursues doctoral studies in architecture and urban sciences through the EDAR program.

Her research centers on urban sociology and spatial dynamics, with emphasis on social transformations in metropolitan environments. This includes analysis of public space usage, housing policies, and nocturnal urban activities as evidenced by her course Night in Lausanne, which examines social behaviors in nighttime cityscapes despite its current unvalidated status with the academic section.

No scientific awards are documented in available records. As a doctoral candidate, she receives standard institutional funding through EPFL's doctoral program but maintains no formal advisees. Her academic contributions occur within LASUR's research ecosystem, which investigates urban morphology and sociological impacts of architectural interventions through interdisciplinary methodologies combining field observation and spatial analysis.