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Aouami, Salama Jamal. "L'administration des villes au Maroc : l'impact du système d'administration sur le développement de la ville marocaine." Paris 2, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996PA020031.
Full textTekki, Amel. "Recherches sur la métallurgie punique, notamment les objets en alliages à base de cuivre à Carthage." Aix-Marseille 1, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009AIX10018.
Full textBarkaoui, Abdelhamid. "Recherches sur les activités militaires des Carthaginois sur mer depuis les origines jusqu'en 146 avant J. C." Paris 4, 1989. http://www.theses.fr/2001PA040216.
Full textThe Carthaginian people knew how to inherit and to set up a network of harbour installations in Occidental Mediterranean able to meet the needs of its warships when leaving their home port, Carthage. .
De, Holanda Rufino Raquel. "L’esthétique de l’espace Cinématographique : une réflexion sur l’image de la ville au cinéma." Thesis, Montpellier 3, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018MON30050.
Full textThe history of cinema and the history of the city are narratives that work together for over a century. Urban areas have been the scene of several productions in the first decades of cinema experiments. Include those that have been made to Auguste and Louis Lumière at the end of the nineteenth century or where the city of Amsterdam appears, a few years later, in a poetic way, the images of Regen (1929), Joris Ivens . Today décor continues to be the space traversed by the cameras when they will tell the stories dramatized in movies. However, film studies are still limited to the analysis of the city as a backdrop. Assuming that space is a major element in understanding the staging of a film, one might say that there is a kind of aesthetic experience of building images the city on film? How aesthetic experiences they have created and disclosed in the urban spaces of the cinema? And what aesthetic pleasures they allow these spaces from an experience of their buildings on the fictional film productions? What it you experience the drift approaches or departs you it cinematic images?
Tréziny, Henri. "Recherches sur les fortifications grecques en occident. Les enceintes de megara hyblaca." Aix-Marseille 1, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997AIX10023.
Full textGreek colonial cities of sicily and south italy allow us to put more clearly than in ccontinental greece the problem of the appearance of urban fortifications. The excavations made in the period 1978-1983 on the southern walls of megara hyblaea have shown that were several phases. The last one is probably to date at the end of the archaic period, few years before the destruction in 483. But there are several construction phrases during the vith century. The first one is in a very bad state of conservation, but (from the filling of the ditch) it must be dated before 600. Tha architectural study of the west and north walls (old excavations by cavallari-orsi and vallet-villard) confirms that there are several construction phrases. To the same conclusion leads the study of other circuits (leontinoi). The wall is of the agger type, with an oblique front-wall. Studying the urbanistic grid and the orientation of the streets, it is clear that the city is well organized as soon as the endof the viiith cent. The first fortification, that has the function of a limit between town and necropolis, can be as old as the city itself. The reconstruction of the city in hellenistic times covers only the north east quarter of the archaic town. This first hellenistic town (end of the ivth century) was soon protected by a city-wall. But the great wall that we can see now is a reconstruction of the circuit (and paertly of the city itself) in the iiird century, anyway,the old archaic circuit does not have any function in the hellenistic defensive system
Duhart, Emile. "Aéroport et ville : obsolescences aéroportuaires dans les villes capitales du cône sud de l'Amérique latine." Thesis, Paris Est, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015PESC1190.
Full textThe airport infrastructure has become the twenty-first century the pivot of flows crossing of people and goods in our "globalized" world, its constant evolution and particularly rapid since the mass air transportation, questions us on the subject "airport ", through its urban, architectural features and design in relation to its host city and its fate in the future. One of the significant aspects of the city airport is relationship and territorial confrontation between these two entities, it can lead in some contexts to obsolescence of the airport platform faced with urban expansion and the refusal by the infrastructure residents. This thesis did research on this phenomenon in the geographical framework of the Southern Cone of Latin America. It develops in a plane in three parts : a first analysis of the airport infrastructure of a global perspective in order to characterize its territorial dimensions and recent developments in relation to the host city. It seeks to identify examples of obsolescence airport in the northern hemisphere. The second part focuses on capital cities of the Southern Cone of Latin America and their airports, by detecting cases of actual or future obsolescence, this on two fronts, Atlantic and Pacific, whose geomorphological features are totally different. Finally a third part examines the future of airport infrastructure which tend to become mega-airports and conjuring obsolescence. These considerable scales are not necessarily adapted to the developing countries of the Southern Cone of Latin America. Is there an intermediate size transforming the airport into something other than a gigantic machine to manage flows? Can it be that the airport platform becomes a complex of buildings seeking a harmonic relationship with the city that surrounds it ?
Gelézeau, Valérie. "Séoul, ville géante, cités radieuses /." Paris : CNRS éd, 2003. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb39006007g.
Full textFerjaoui, Ahmed. "Recherches sur les rapports entre l'Orient phénicien et Carthage." Paris 1, 1986. http://www.theses.fr/1986PA010599.
Full textMondada, Lorenza. "Polyphonies urbaines: dires pluriels dans et sur la ville." Universität Leipzig, 2001. https://ul.qucosa.de/id/qucosa%3A33469.
Full textAIT, MESSAOUD EL HADARI NAIMA. "Recherches sur la ville d'essaouira : histoire et archeologie monumentale." Paris 1, 1995. http://www.theses.fr/1995PA010563.
Full textIn this work, i have endeavoured to render an account of essaouira history, architecture and town-planning. I have studied also the geographical setting of the city, its economical activities, the part played by the jewish colon y and its history from ancient times to the coming of the alaouite dynasty. I also have studied the architectural planning of the city, examining in succession the religious, military, domestic an d trading architectures, as well as the hydraulic equipment of the city, not forgetting the foreign influence on its architecture and urbanization
Jacquet, Stéphanie. "Enquête sur l'utilisation des antiseptiques en pratique de ville." Bordeaux 2, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997BOR2P068.
Full textCloutier, Caroline. "Le discours sur la ville dans les films d'anticipation." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2003. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/28613.
Full textSebilleau, de Chaisemartin Nathalie. "Recherches sur l'architecture et le décor des monuments publics d'Aphrodisias de Carie." Paris 4, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002PA040229.
Full textHadzis-Argyrocastritou, Catherine. "Korkyrai͏̈ka : recherches sur les inscriptions et l'histoire de Corcyre." Aix-Marseille 1, 1991. http://www.theses.fr/1991AIX10045.
Full textMulliez, Dominique. "Recherches sur les actes d'affranchissement delphiques : corpus des textes." Paris 1, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994PA010709.
Full textThe manumission inscriptions discovered at delphi constitute a corpus of 1334 texts, which were inscribed on various monuments of the sanctuary : the great polygonal wal, the theater, the treasories, the pilars, the bases, and son on. The most of them adopt the from of a fictive sale of the slave to the god apollo, - a necessary roundabout means since the slave have no legal capacity to contract. Thaim of the thesis is to give a new edition of these texts, with a commentary. They have been first listed, what made possible the discovery of unpublished inscriptions and of new joints; then each of them has been controled on the stone and established as rigorously as possible; finally, they have been classed through a chronological order, what made necessary a new examination of the chronology for the three centuries under which this procedure is attestd, that is to say from 201 200 bc to the end of the ist century ad. These texts involve more than 1400 slaves and about 5000 free men who are concernet as magistrates, sellors with their family, guarantors, witnesses, and so on. Complet index, with propopographical analysis, are devoted to this persons in the last volume
Zaibet, Lotfi. "La céramique commune d'époque romaine découverte à Carthage sur le site de "la basilique jouxtant la maison des auriges grecs" : étude archéologique : aspects socio-économiques." Paris 1, 1988. http://www.theses.fr/1988PA010554.
Full textRatté, Simon-Pierre. "Du neuf sur la cryptie?" Thesis, National Library of Canada = Bibliothèque nationale du Canada, 2000. http://www.collectionscanada.ca/obj/s4/f2/dsk2/ftp03/MQ55604.pdf.
Full textYounes, Ameur. "Recherches sur la ville portuaire de Thapsus et son territoire en Byzacène dans l'Antiquité." Grenoble 2, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997GRE29041.
Full textThe city of thapsus (nowadays called ras-dimass) is located on a cape of the tunisian sahel between mahdia (gummi) and teboulba. It is a libyco-phoenician city which was firstly occupied in the seventh century b. C, a dating given today with reservation. This city has become a dependency of carthage until the third punic war when thapsus allied itself with the romans against its metropolis. During the libyco-phoenician time, the city of thapsus had been expanding and reached around 15 ha. Yet, we know very little about the town planning, the economy, the society and the population of the city during that period and this knowledge is rather of a very general nature. During the roman time the city of thapsus had been expanding. Between 146 and 46 b. C, the city was free and exempted from taxes. After the victory of caesar over the pompeians in africa in 46 b. C, it had been penalized and lost its favoured status. It was under augustus that the city could find back its status lost in 46 b. C, and under the flavians or later on (until the first half of the third century) the city became a colony. Under the romans, the city developped its economy such as trade since the second half of the second century b. C; then during the early-empire it redevelopped its port and reorganized the way of production of its open countries by introducing the system of "villa". The economic wealth, for the most part drawn out of trade and farming contributed to the urban growth of the city: the widening of the port (1 km in length by 1 km in width), the rehabilitation of the big public reservoirs, the expansion of the town's area, the building of the amphitheatre, and so on. Yet because of the rather poor data, the study of society, culture and religion remains very limited. Under the vandals, the moral and religious life did not seem to be affected: the bishops still went on worshiping their cult. But the economy of the country certainly declined for most of the "villae" had been given up. From the eighth/ninth century the muslims settled in thapsus and in 1123 a fight between roger ii of sicily and the muslims probably put an end to the last christians in the city
Hassar-Benslimane, Joudia. "Recherches sur la ville de sale et problemes d'archeologie marocaine." Paris 4, 1987. http://www.theses.fr/1987PA040118.
Full textSale is a moroccan city on the atlantic coast. It is situated on the bank of the bou regreg river. It was a small principality established onthe eleventh century. Before the arrival of the almoravids in morocco, an ommayad family is going to give the city the position wich allows it to take part in the history of the country during many centuries. Attracted by its foundation, the andalus population and the berbers are going to mingle and to grant the city particular features. Numerous historical sources speak about the city since the twelveth century as a rich city with a neighbourhood country side with multiple productions. The city was well organized owing to a system of busy streets and private streets around the principal central parts constituted by houses. Those houses are the basic cells for the urban organization and keep apart the first cell-the family- around wich the endogamic society takes place. The study of those two modulations in the architectural scheme, and in the social plan thanks to the private archives make up to date particularities but also the links with the others mediterranean arab cities. The archaeological study of the other monuments of the city brings a considerable help to a better. .
Ferjaoui, Ahmed. "Recherches sur les relations entre l'Orient phénicien et Carthage /." Tunis : Fondation nationale pour la traduction, l'établissement des textes et les études "Beït Al-Hikma, 1992. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb35682142f.
Full textRousselle, Aline. "Recherches sur Doura-Europos : problèmes d'acculturation et d'iconographie païenne, chrétienne et juive." Paris 4, 1993. http://www.theses.fr/1993PA040066.
Full textBy scrutinizing the ancient theories of vision and of image as well as the means employed for creating new painted and carved images, we can improve the analysis of the frescoes and reliefs discovered at Dura-Europos (in roman Syria, dated first to third centuries A. D. ). The greco-roman and semitic cultures have conflicting time and narrative directions (right to left or left to right), and conflicting expressions of hierarchies. Contacts, eventually through conversions, can explain borrowings from the pagan repertory as well in iconography as in verbal narratives. Borrowings from both iconographical repertoires (Greco-Syrian and semitic), when making new images for the temple of Bel, for the chapel of Mithra, and above all for the Christian baptistery and for the synagogue, create conflicting narrative directions and kinesic directions. Through the artists'way of working, the local features of the painting can be made plain, as well as the influence of Palmyra, of the Syro-Greek world, and of the paintings prepared for the Roman triumphs
Abdelouahab, Naïma. "Corpus des mosaïques d'Hippone (Algérie) sur base topographique." Paris 4, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005PA040242.
Full textThis thesis of doctorate is devoted to the masaics of Hippone (Algeria) on topographic basis. It is a whole among the most remarkable of the Roman Africa, often released like pieces and whose elements remained new, for the majority, insufficiently published. Among these mosaics, we will retain the pavements of the “Villas du front de mer” whitch constitute an interesting example of the decoration of a large domus of the end of the antiquity. This thesis is at the same time a development on a whole of very significant pavments, but also an approach, in the field of domectic architecture, of a site which did not always profit from the quality of work that it deserves. The corpus of mosaics of Hippone includes three parts : in the first one, we gave a geographical and historical outline of the town of hippone for the punic period until the Byzantine period while passing by the numid, roman and vandal periods ; the second part concerns the catalog. It acts here, of a chronological classification by urban sector while going from east to west ; however, we deliberately left in the last the Christian district and the basilica, established in the middle of the ancient city. The third part was devoted to the iconographic and comparative study of the geometrical, floral and figurative decoration raised on the one hundred sixty four pavements and fragments of the pavements wich we studied
Bartement, Daniel. "Projet de ville et représentation Montpellier : recherche sur les figures emblématiques du patrimoine et de l'écologie dans le projet de ville." Montpellier 3, 1998. http://www.theses.fr/1998MON30010.
Full textGaucher, Jacques. "De la maison à la ville en pays tamoul ou La diagonale interdite : étude sur les formes urbaines de la ville-temple sud-indienne /." Paris : École française d'Extrême-Orient, 2007. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb40977527k.
Full textBibliogr. p. 471-478. Glossaire. Index. Résumé et préface en anglais.
Cavalier, Laurence. "Recherches sur l'architecture monumentale et l'urbanisme de Xanthos : de l'époque archaï͏̈que au Bas-Empire." Bordeaux 3, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002BOR30030.
Full textRoche-Hawley, Carole. "Recherches sur la prosopographie du royaume d'Ougarit : de la fin du XIVe siècle au début du XIIe siècle av. J.-C." Paris 4, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001PA040174.
Full textThe purpose of my dissertation was the creation of a prosopographical database for the Late Bronze Syrian Kingdom of Ugarit. Following an explanation of the database, which is available in its complete form only on CD-ROM, I included a printed catalog derived from it containing all personal names, regardless of the language or writing system in which they appear, along with selected other prosopographical data. .
Hasenohr, Claire. "Recherches sur l'Agora des Compétaliastes et les Magistri italiens de Délos." Paris 4, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996PA040256.
Full textThis dissertation first presents an archaeological and architectural study about the agora of the competaliastai. The scrutiny of the excavation reports as well as the findings of the investigation trenches dug in april 1995 make clear that this square has not been gained upon the sea but upon a coastal marsh in the iind century b. C. And that its eastern edge had been inhabited since the ivth century b. C. We then propose an architectural study and a restoration of the monuments built by the hermaistai and the competaliastai: a ionic naiskos, a ionic or corinthian tholos, a base with steps, the entablature of a doric temple, statue bases, and altars. The second part is aimed at understanding the nature of the italian magistri based in delos in the iind and ist centuries b. C. We first present an analytical catalogue of the delian sources: an analysis of the dedications by the hermaistai, apolloniastai, poseidoniastai and competaliastai, which makes possible new restorations and attributions; a prosopography of the magistri; some monuments (the shrines on the agora of the competaliastai, the poseideion, the italian agora, various religious paintings); the inscriptions dating. We further study the magistri that were known in italy during the republican period, with an emphasis on those from capua, rome and minturnae. We hence express our opinion regarding the lengthy debate about them
Greindl, Delphine. "Vivres en ville: des jardins au marché sur l'archipel du Vanuatu." Doctoral thesis, Universite Libre de Bruxelles, 1999. http://hdl.handle.net/2013/ULB-DIPOT:oai:dipot.ulb.ac.be:2013/211852.
Full textLe, Hénaff-Jégou Monique. "Rochefort-sur-mer : ville de la marine, étude démographique 1680-1820." Bordeaux 3, 1988. http://www.theses.fr/1988BOR30008.
Full textRochefort was created in 1665 in order to meet the royal navy's needs. The royal navy employed nearly the totality of the town's inhabitants, and also, temporarily, soldiers, sailors and workers. When, in the xviiith century, the royal navy grew poorer, it began employing "daily workers" and pay was irregular. As a result, unhealthy living conditions increa-sed due to poverty. The population lived through three growth phases which were followed by a decline, all linked to the town's naval activities. Monthly marriage variations were influenced by both the church and an-nual fever illnesses, the latter also influenced conception. Birth illigitimacy was, up until the empire, relatively moderate. Abandonned children resulted from illigitimacy, poverty and mortality. Illness and death were omnipresent, and despite early marriages, and numerous early remarriages, birth rates were largely overtaken by mortality rates. The "rochefort fevers" (notably paludism and typhoid) caused sharp increases in seasonal mortality rates which rose even higher when the population was high. Rochefort survived due to the strong immigration influence which came essentially from the central-west and both charentais departments
Lerique, Florence. "Recherche sur les aspects juridiques de la politique de la ville." Lille 2, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999LIL20005.
Full textThe consequences of the concentration of population in cities have led public authorities for several decades to give attention to urban issues. France has not escaped successive waves of urban nots. The state's reaction to this phenomenon has been the creation of a new type of policy, called + urban policy. Our aim is to define and evaluate the legal implications of this policy, showing that a policy focusing on cities is the startmg-pomt for a new form of urban law, one with a social focus. The legislation implementing such a policy gives substance to a +law of the city, characterized by the need to aid the most disadvantaged sections of society. Conceptual problems abound: the most important is that, in France, a city is not a legal unit. Responsibility for implementing this new form of urban law is therefore divided between neighborhoods, administrative districts and urban areas. Further, this law is characterized by a form of state intervention which mixes both unilateral and consensual elements. This brings about far-reaching modifications to the structure and aims of the state, as the century comes to an end. One such modification is to encourage the processes of deconcentration and decentralization of administrative organizations
Yerpez, Joël. "Le risque routier dans la ville : essai sur une commune provençale /." Paris : Anthropos : diff. Economica, 1998. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb369997779.
Full textBibliogr. p. 205-214. Glossaire.
Le, Hénaff-Jégou Monique. "Rochefort-sur-Mer, ville de la marine étude démographique, 1680-1820 /." Lille 3 : ANRT, 1989. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb37619405k.
Full textDeschênes, Gervais. "Sondage sur le loisir en milieu urbain : ville de Trois-Rivières." Thèse, Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières, 1990. http://depot-e.uqtr.ca/5510/1/000583439.pdf.
Full textMoukarzel, Pierre. "La ville de Beyrouth et son commerce avec les villes marchandes européennes à l'époque Mamelouke (1291-1516)." Poitiers, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007POIT5016.
Full textDuring the Mamluk era, Beirut occupied an important trading place in Syria. A net of trading exchanges was established with the cities of the Syrian coast, but also with Damascus, Egypt, Cyprus and Europe on the other Mediterranean shore. During this period, Beirut was an active harbour of the mamluk sultanate, widely open to the Mediterranean trade, competed with and even overtook the harbour of Alexandria, the main mamluk harbour. The European merchants, Venetians, Genoeses, Catalans, Florentines, Provincials, Anconitans, Ragusans frequented Beirut and settled there for trade. Beirut was one of the main syrian harbours for loading spices and products coming from the far east. From the beginning of the XVth century, because the politic, economic and military conditions in Syria, the European merchant cities turned their business towards Alexandria. Their relations with Beirut were not interrupted but the volume of their trading exchanges became limited and reduced
Barira, Mohamed Tahar. "Recherches sur les rapports entre Carthage et le monde grec (Ve-IIe siècle avant J. -C. )." Lille 3, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002LIL30030.
Full textHabibi, Mohammed. "Recherches chronologiques sur le site de Lixus." Paris 4, 1995. http://www.theses.fr/1995PA040007.
Full textThe town of Lixus has been the subject of important archeological excavations which have accumulated rich abundant varied information. However there twenty years of excavations have not archived precise and comprehensive results. Uncertainties persist regarding the dates of certain facades as some works of research remain unedited. This is why we have reopened the dossier of Lixus which proposes: an overview of know and a critical analysis of the findings in previous excavations. A study of archeological constructions has permitted us to refigure historical periods and to refine the chronology of the earliest (Phoenician and Punic) periods. A precise statement, by the opening of two surveys the date of temple and of other monuments in the acropolis. The study and the chronology of living quarters is, to date, unedited. Discernment of the phases in evolution of the town, period by period
Salinero, Gregorio. "Trujillo d'Espagne, une ville entre deux mondes, 1529-1631 : les relations des familles de la ville avec les Indes." Paris, EHESS, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000EHES0001.
Full textLe, Quoc Hung. "A propos du compartiment : une réflexion sur les modèles d'habitat dans le développement urbain d'Ho Chi Minh-Ville : du transfert à l'évolution." Paris 8, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010PA083263.
Full textBorn from a context in which the colonial power has dominated and opened South-East Asia to a world economy from the 16th century, the prototype of an oblong housing type - used both as residential and commercial building, known as compartiment chinois in French, and shophouse in English – is ubiquitous in every city of that region. Despite of its great diversity, physically and etymologically, according to places, times and contexts, the impact of the Chinese migrants and of the European colonization in the production of these building forms is widely acknowledged. Known as nhà ông (lit. “tube house”), or nhà phô (lit. “street house”) in common Vietnamese, this prototype is ubiquitous in Ho Chi Minh city where it plays a diversified and important role as “vector” of urbanization, despite of its controversial origins. Since the Economic Reform initiated in the late 1980s which opened the country to a context of globalization, the production of these dwelling forms is part of the urban development and modernization, of emerging economic and cultural exchanges with foreign countries through the media, tourism and foreign investment in particular. Since then, foreign and “exotic” building forms, styles and urban planning principles are becoming “ordinary” cityscapes under the new urbanism of Vietnam. Our discussion is about the production and evolution of these dwelling forms and their role in the process of urbanization and urban planning in Ho Chi Minh city. This research is organized into three parts. The first one is devoted to identify the image of the nhà phô as residential form on one hand, and to light up its dwelling style in the context of Ho Chi Minh city today on the other. The second part concerns the issue of urbanization, aiming to explore the socio-economic and political conditions within which it results in the spread and production of the nhà phô. The third part is to discuss how the “transnational cityscapes”, especially in residential buildings and styles, are adopted and applied to the homes of Vietnamese people and to the urban planning, and how this nhà phô gives a sense of national identity and modernity in urban planning
Sève, Michel. "Recherches sur les places publiques dans le monde grec du Ier au VIIe s. De notre ère : l'exemple de Philippes." Paris 10, 1989. http://www.theses.fr/1989PA100130.
Full textThe forum of Philippi (Macedonia) which suffered from excavations stretching over too many years is still awaiting a comprehensive study. Though stratigraphical data bearing on the whole of the site are lacking, a detailed description enables us to restore a relative chronology and extend to the whole of the forum the results of absolute chronology botained through limited control excavations. Four successive strates can be singled out: on a badly known hellenistic area, a first set of buildings was erected under Claudius, which was replaced under Marcus Aurelius by another one, somewhat similar in its size but with a different lay-out. After an earthquake, it had to be partially rebuilt ca 500. The plan of the latest changes, just before the site was abandoned (beginning of the seventh century), does not enable us to identify a forum any longer. Owing to an accurate knowledge of its evolution, the forum can be understood in relationship to the topo raphical necessities and the little we know of the urbanism of Philippi can be reinterpreted: a continuous evolution without marked ruptures for the whole of the period can be ascertained. A study of a mosaic and of three unpublished latin inscriptions is given as an appendix
Couach, Olivier. "Etude et modélisation de la pollution photochimique sur la ville de Grenoble /." [S.l.] : [s.n.], 2002. http://library.epfl.ch/theses/?nr=2639.
Full textLee, Chang-Woon. "L'impact de l'efficacité du transport urbain sur la productivité de la ville." Phd thesis, Ecole Nationale des Ponts et Chaussées, 1997. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00523622.
Full textZattoni, Olivier. "Cyberespace et paysage : regards croisés sur la ville et les environnements digitaux." Thesis, Nice, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014NICE2041/document.
Full textThis research focuses on symbolic, artistic and representational issues linked to Web and connected systems, such as mobile phones and tablets. Because the screen, i.e. the monitor, is now considered in its mobility, it has to be perceived as a window opened toward the outside. However, the monitor also sketches a lanscape where cyberespace, beyond its logical nature, has to be combined with a reality that aftermath becomes fragmented and recomposed. This applies to the steps we spread while walking in the street, soon transcribed in data on our smartphone : from a simple walk to a track that edges into the city. In this context, city becomes a kind of text and digital artefacts participate to its rewriting, juxtaposing new maps. As city represents the fragmented and the multiple, cyberspace implies a vision of urbanity where man merges himself with technology in a specific way: virtual worlds, along with videogames, science-fiction litterature and movies bring us back to the cyberpunk movement, and before, with the ’shock’ of cities experienced during the modernity by Georg Simmel and Walter Benjamin. This chaos of senses, space and time which defines modern cities is also typical of a technological power that tends to lead the society. Far from orwellian visions, the current advanded technology, although it appears crossed by political, technological and social matters, has to be situated in the context of cybersensbility. Actually in this era of networks and mature technology stands a new vision of technology that implies new practices, new attempts, and makes the cybersensibility concept tangible, as it is opposed to a passive conception in the use of technologies
Haddab, Naïma. "La ville universitaire, une identité singulière : recherches sur le cas de Montpellier." Montpellier 3, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003MON30068.
Full textThe university town is often associated with a young, dynamic, intellectual and scientific city. However, if many towns are endowed with a unit of higher education, they cannot be mentioned as ‘university towns ' so far. The single juxtaposition of the City and the University suffice to create an impregnation of the former by the second. How and in what conditions can a city claim this statute? The university dimension has its real meaning insofar as the institution does not play a simple functional part in the city. Because the university is registered in the different aspects of the city ( morphological, historical, socio-economic, cultural and symbolical aspects ), it can allow to establish the bases of an urban identity. The interdependence between the different interferences City/University give its coherence and its unity to the unit
Poulle, Bruno. "Le regard des poètes de l'époque d'Auguste sur la Ville de Rome." Paris 4, 1993. http://www.theses.fr/1993PA040039.
Full textThe interest of Augustan poets for city planning in Rome is governed by literary problems. It is the result of their ambition to restore their inspiration and to emulate with architecture. A study of the poetical process of description of Rome and its monuments shows how esthetical problems in literature sometimes differ from and sometimes converge with imperial city planning
Lee, Chang-Woon. "L'impact de l'efficacite du transport urbain sur la productivité de la ville." Marne-la-vallée, ENPC, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997ENPC9734.
Full textMoazzi, Madani Mehdi. "L'impact de l'industrialisation sur les ouvriers de l'industrie dans la ville d'arak." Strasbourg 2, 1986. http://www.theses.fr/1986STR20043.
Full textPicon-Lefèbvre, Virginie. "Constuire la ville sur dalle : Maine-Montparnasse et la Défense : 1950-1975." Paris 1, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000PA010611.
Full textLetellier, Éloise. "Le théâtre dans la ville : recherches sur l’insertion urbaine des théâtres romains." Thesis, Aix-Marseille, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015AIXM3034.
Full textThe vestiges of Roman theatres are ubiquitous throughout the Mediterranean Basin; these structures are familiar, yet remain relatively unexplored, with only a few studies considering their general place in Roman life. Inspired by research on the theatres and entertainment buildings of more recent times, this study offers an urbanistic perspective on these multipurpose edifices; characteristic of the urbanitas, these were at the same time buildings for theatrical performances, ritual ceremonies, and daily activities; civic and religious meeting places; centres of social interaction. The innovations the Romans made to the architectural theatrical form invented by the Greeks enabled them to redefine the theatre’s place in the city and to incorporate it purposefully into their plans for urbanization. Combining the analysis of ancient textual and pictoral representations of Roman theatres with archaeological case studies, this thesis explores and clarifies the practical and symbolic relationships between the theatre and the city in Roman times. By broadening the scope of investigation and by exploring the dynamic and affective positioning of the theatre into the Roman urban landscape, this thesis reveals these architectural structures to be simultaneously typical and unique, complex and understandable, and ultimately remarkably effective in establishing and embodying the image of the city
Martin, Joseph de. "Essai sur la topographie physique et médicale de la ville de Narbonne /." Péronnas (ZAC de Monternoz, 01960) : les Éd. de la Tour Gile, 1993. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb35692293t.
Full textPottier, Christophe. "Carte archéologique de la région d'Angkor zone sud." Paris 3, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999PA030158.
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