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. This text is an architect's reading of the last volume of Peter Sloterdijk's trilogy Ecumes (Foam), particularly the two chapters “Insulations” and“Indoors”. It raises the issue whether the atmospheric analysis thatSloterdijk develops from his representation of the being-in-the-world and theinhabitation can lead to a new understanding of space that would help reachmore habitable future spaces. It suggests that the metaphor of the island canhelp construct some sort of an intermediary analysis and conception object :the (new) machine-to-live-in. Through the exercise of the atmosphericanalysis, it suggests a new critical reading of the conception processes ofhuman spatiality, which gives a glimpse into the possibility of setting newgenerators for contemporary space design.

Ingénierie, climatologie et topographie de l'être-dans-le-monde – Des îles pour penser l'architecture ?