Faire la ville avec les vivants: Conférence avec Léa Mosconi

This conference explores how animals—from tits and dragonflies to bats, horses, and deer—coexist with humans in urban spaces. Architect and lecturer Léa Mosconi, author of *Architecture vivante, architecture des vivants*, leads a discussion on designing cities that accommodate non-human species, addressing biodiversity loss and the challenges of sharing the city with creatures whose bodies and behaviors differ from ours.

The event also showcases student projects from the ENSA Paris-Belleville studio, which this year focuses on a "Parliament of Animals"—a concept that rethinks urban space from the perspective of animal inhabitants. Attendees can view architectural models created by students, offering a tangible glimpse into how future cities might be shaped by multispecies cohabitation.