Loup Calosci

Loup Calosci is an educator and researcher specializing in urban morphology, sustainable urbanism, and architectural history, currently serving as an Enseignant at Ecole Spéciale d'Architecture and Ecole nationale supérieure d'architecture de Paris-Belleville. Teaching responsibilities include various subjects related to urban studies and architecture at undergraduate and master's levels, along with coordination roles for programs in Troyes. Loup Calosci's ongoing doctoral research focuses on new towns in the United States and Europe, exploring cultural and architectural exchanges. Experience also includes involvement in intensive workshops in Cambodia and research projects examining the use of aluminum in architecture. Academic qualifications include multiple degrees in architecture and geography from prominent French institutions.