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The curves of architecture at Espace Niemeyer in Paris

Espace Niemeyer in Paris, sensual architecture unveiled

07/02/202309/05/2023

Architectural journey into the belly of Oscar Niemeyer’s “feminine” architecture.

“Le Volcan”: Oscar Niemeyer’s poetic architecture in the city of Le Havre

03/11/202309/06/2023

In the heart of the city of Le Havre, culture is nestled in volcanoes designed by the Brazilian architect Oscar Niemeyer.

Belfry of the Saint-Joseph church in Le Havre

Post-war Le Havre, anchored in concrete by Auguste Perret

01/06/202301/12/2023

In the city of Le Havre, France, Auguste Perret’s architectural studio produced a Brutalist masterpiece, the Church of St. Joseph, in the heart of a city with standardized architecture.

Concrete pillars in the Saint Exupéry station in Lyon

The “bird” train station of Lyon Saint-Exupéry

08/12/202203/13/2023

In 2020, during the period of deconfinement when our train stations and airports remained deserted, I took advantage of this unique moment to revisit the organic architecture of the Lyon Saint-Exupéry TGV station.

Through the veil of the Mucem by Rudy Ricciotti

07/16/202203/03/2023

What is hidden behind the apparent lightness of the black mesh veil of the Mucem by architect Rudi Ricciotti?

Close-up on 4 windows of the Lyon Auditorium

The Lyon Auditorium, a pillbox for classical music

05/31/202208/28/2023

In Lyon, France, architect Henri Pottier designed an auditorium in a brutalist concrete shell with a bunkerized look.

Photo of the stairs of the Centre National de la Danse in Pantin near Paris, France

The “Centre National de la Danse” of Pantin, by Jacques Kalisz

04/26/202209/07/2022

In Pantin near Paris, Jacques Kalisz designed an original brutalist work with Aztec motifs that was transformed in the 21st century into the French National Dance Center.