Sami Aloulou

Sami Aloulou serves as a Lecturer at the School of Architecture, PSL University (National School of Architecture of Paris-Malaquais), within the Department AAP. His academic role integrates with professional practice through the architectural agency SEPTEMBER, focusing on contemporary urban challenges and spatial innovation.

Educational background:

• Architect DE, ENSA Paris-La Villette, Paris (2007)

His research examines housing, urban strategies, and construction methods through holistic spatial approaches that transcend scale divisions. Key interests include emerging metropolitan lifestyles, bio-sourced materials, and sustainable building techniques, with emphasis on shared urban spaces like communal kitchens in residential developments. This work bridges theoretical research with practical design applications in mixed-use environments.

Scientific recognition:

• Winner of FAIRE 2021 program (Pavillon de l'Arsenal and City of Paris) for research project 'FAIRE et CUISINER' on shared urban kitchens

No information available regarding student advising or research grants.

As part of SEPTEMBER agency, Aloulou contributes to experimental projects in urban strategies and bio-sourced construction, fostering direct connections between academic research and architectural practice through initiatives like prospective studies on emerging metropolitan uses and new living models.