For more than thirty years, Architect Claude Yacoub has explored several domains of competence. This website illustrates the mark he’s left on Architecture projects, design and art; photographs, videos and other creations. His experience in several fields of academia, his scientific and “civic”publications and his various archives are also presented to you through this website.
Online Course
Architecture – Urbanism – Sustainable Architecture – Humanitarian Design – Industrial Design – Graphic Design
Digital Ecosystems – Web Design – Art Installations – …
Visited Cities 
Projects 
Pedagogies 
Publications 
Discoveries 
Cities to Come
Amiour
Architect
Architecture
Architecture - Exterior
Architecture - Interior
Architecture - Unrealized Project
Art - Realized Project
Art - Unrealized Project
Artistic
Cemeteries
Cities
Citizen
Conferences
Cranes
Damascus
Design
Design - Realized Project
Design - Unrealized Project
Digital
Doctorat
Facebook Posts
Houston
In my Workshop
Je me souviens
Literature
Martinique
Minutes
Montreal
Museums
Paris
Pedagogy
Personnal
Philosophy
Photographer's Hand
Poetic
Politic
Postale
Proust's Questionnaire
Publications
Secondes
Society
Syria
Texan Chronicles
Texte final
Ziguinchor
Pedagogies
A professor since 1995, he has taught architecture, design, hypermedia and fine arts at multiple universities and schools in Fort-de-France, Damascus, Montreal and Paris. Also, under a humanitarian framework he taught in Haiti, Jordan and Turkey. He continues this free and rebellious pedagogical experience, having some of the didactic thread track of his professor Paul Virilio as a guideline.
Publications
Scientific: started in 2007 as part of a doctoral research. “Civic”: started through a blog called “Resistance(s)” that was launched in 2010, with daily articles released the first year. And subsequent publications circulated at various architectural conferences and seminars.
Archives
About everything and nothing, and much more. Travel photographs (cities, architectures, and landscapes, Street Art, exhibitions and others). Videos made from exhibitions and cities around. Library and personal collections.