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J{\'e}r{\^o}me Lalande, a famous French astronomer in the 18th century,collaborated throughout his career with several female calculators inastronomy: Nicole Reine Lepaute, Marie Louise Dupi{\'e}ry and Marie JeanneLefran{\c c}ois. Taking on highly technical tasks of calculation and sometimesobservation, they also took on the scientific ''intendance'' for theastronomer. This management of a part of the scholarly enterprise was mainlycarried out from home, as were the astronomical calculations. This space wastherefore both a family living space and a space for the production ofknowledge. This article will focus on its material organization as well as onthe dynamics that took place between the different places of knowledge involvedhere.

From the Dining Room to the Coll{\`e}ge royal: The Scholarly Spaces of the Female Collaborators in Astronomy of J{\'e}r{\^o}me Lalande