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Shahram Abadie is a researcher affiliated with the CRENAU team within the AAU Laboratory (Aménagement, Architecture, Urbanisme), operating as a Joint Research Unit involving CNRS, Université Grenoble Alpes, ENSA Nantes, ENSA Grenoble, and Centrale Nantes. His research focuses on architectural history with particular emphasis on 20th century developments.
Abadie's research interests include: the history and evolution of building types; training and profession of architects; cultural transfers and crossbreeding in architecture; and preservation of contemporary architectural heritage. His work bridges historical analysis with contemporary architectural concerns, particularly examining how 20th century architectural practices inform sustainable city development for the 21st century.
His publication record shows a consistent focus on architectural education history and 20th century urban development, with notable works including the 2018 publication 'The Places of Architecture Teaching in France in the 20th Century' and the 2019 research report 'SMART FRENCH, the resilience of the modern city 1945-1975.' These works demonstrate his expertise in documenting architectural pedagogy and analyzing post-war urban resilience.
Abadie has been actively involved in major research programs including EnsArchi (2019-2023), HEnsA20 (2016-2020), Smart French (2016-2019), and Metacult (2013-2016). These projects have been supported by significant funding bodies including the French Ministry of Culture, National Research Agency (ANR), and Deutsche Forschungs Gemeinschaft (DFG), indicating the national and international recognition of his research contributions.
His doctoral research at the University of Strasbourg (2012) on 'An architectural history of cinema. Genesis and metamorphoses of cinematographic architecture: Paris 1907-1939' established his expertise in the relationship between cinematic spaces and architectural design, a foundation that informs his broader research on architectural history and cultural transfers.
