Festival Patrimoine Architectural V.lyon

Festival Patrimoine Architectural V Lyon at PULLMAN LYON SPACES LYON PART DIEU

We are delighted to welcome Festival Patrimoine Architectural V Lyon to PULLMAN LYON SPACES LYON PART DIEU, a venue purpose-built for gatherings where ideas, craft, and culture meet. Set in the heart of the dynamic Part-Dieu district, our spaces naturally echo the festival’s core mission: to celebrate heritage while embracing contemporary urban transformation. From the moment you arrive, the experience is curated with care—clear wayfinding, generous foyers, and flexible rooms tailored for talks, showcases, and encounters between professionals and the public. The festival’s emphasis on dialogue—between eras, disciplines, and communities—finds a fitting stage here, where premium hospitality supports serious content: bright plenary rooms for keynotes, intimate salons for debates, and ample networking lounges that foster the informal conversations where new projects are born. As hosts, we aim to provide an environment that is both serene and technically exacting, so that every presentation, model, and visual narrative unfolds with clarity, comfort, and a sense of occasion suitable for such an architecturally minded event.

What to expect inside our spaces

Festival Patrimoine Architectural V Lyon gathers architects, urbanists, students, artisans, and curious citizens around the urgent questions of today’s city: conserving while transforming, designing for climate resilience, and crafting public spaces that are inclusive and beautiful. Inside PULLMAN LYON SPACES LYON PART DIEU, you can expect a program that moves fluidly from big-picture plenaries to hands-on sessions. Discussions explore adaptive reuse, structural sobriety, and the poetic potential of materials—stone, earth, timber—alongside innovations in mobility and landscape. Exhibitions and demonstrations give tangible form to ideas: maquettes and plans that invite close reading; immersive projections to reveal construction sequences; and guided walk-throughs of digital models that illuminate both technical detail and narrative intent. Our technical team supports high-definition visuals, nuanced lighting, and acoustic comfort, while our hospitality offers thoughtfully designed seating, quiet corners for one-on-one exchanges, and catering that reflects the convivial spirit of Lyon. The result is a festival experience where content is elevated by comfort, and where each visitor can navigate from inspiration to dialogue with ease.

As a venue, we pay close attention to the festival’s artistic news—the current currents shaping practice and public imagination. This edition’s conversations resonate with international debates around low-carbon design, reuse economies, the 15-minute city, and the revitalization of large urban hubs, themes that are especially vivid in Part-Dieu. Expect crossovers with photography, drawing, and sound to reveal architecture not only as built form but as culture: the city read through images, archives, and stories that anchor memory while pointing ahead. In our larger rooms, keynote voices map out trajectories for heritage in a time of transition; in our smaller salons, emerging practices share methods, from meticulous diagnostics to inventive construction details. Between sessions, foyers host displays and book tables where visitors linger over monographs and project catalogues, while our team ensures fluid circulation and a welcoming ambiance. We are proud to provide a setting where Festival Patrimoine Architectural V Lyon can unfold with clarity and warmth—rooted in Lyon’s exceptional urban fabric and open to the bold thinking that will shape its future—so that every participant leaves with fresh perspectives, new contacts, and a renewed sense of what architectural heritage can become.