Jean-Pierre Vallier

Jean-Pierre Vallier is a Lecturer at the National School of Architecture of Paris-Malaquais (ENSAPM), part of PSL University. He has been teaching in the Theories and Practices of Architectural and Urban Design (TPCAU) discipline since 2002, with a career spanning architecture and philosophy. Holding a DPLG Architect diploma (1984), a DEA in philosophy from EHESS (1998), and a Certificate of Advanced Studies in Architecture (1986), his work bridges architectural practice with philosophical inquiry to address the field's cultural isolation.

• Co-director of the Research Seminar Espaces Ecritures Architectures (Paris Ouest University/ENSAPM partnership)
• Scientific evaluator for the journal Architecture Philosophy (Oklahoma State University and Delft University of Technology)
• Researcher at the GERPHAU Laboratory (Philosophy, Architecture, Urban Laboratory)
• Member of the International Architecture & Philosophy Network

His research explores interdisciplinary interactions, experimental design methodologies, societal and institutional dimensions, and the historical evolution of architectural concepts, particularly influenced by contemporary technoscientific and ethical developments.