Franck Guêné

Franck Guêné is a Lecturer in the Architecture Department, specializing in architectural project theory and pedagogical management for first-year students. His research focuses on design approaches, architectural formalization, and the interplay between art and architecture. Professional activities span multiple scales, including lighting design (Baz@r Productions), furniture design, architectural extensions, urban diagnostics in Alsace, and strategic urban development plans (POS/PLU).

Research interests emphasize design methodologies, spatial articulation, and the philosophical underpinnings of architectural practice. His publications explore themes like Le Corbusier’s utopianism, ephemeral spaces, and art-architecture synergies. Professional projects include residential extensions, commercial spaces, and urban planning expertise across municipalities.

Notable works include 'The Marvelous Lamp' and 'Delta Table Pendant' in design, hospital building renovations, and collaborative urban strategies for communities. His interdisciplinary approach bridges theoretical research with practical applications in built environments.