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Frank Gehry s Luma Arles tower to open in south of France | Frank Gehry
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LUMA Arles: boundary-breaking creative campus opens in the south of France with a glittering Gehry jewel in its crown
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Architecture – Luma Arles, l’ovni de Frank Gehry
Le starchitecte américano-canadien signe un nouveau bâtiment iconoclaste, siège de la Fondation Luma, portée par la mécène suisse Maja Hoffmann.
Le totem de Frank Gehry, nouveau phare de la cité camarguaise.
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On aime, ou pas. Après le vaisseau parisien de la Fondation Louis-Vuitton, voguant fièrement au cœur du bois de Boulogne, le starchitecte américano-canadien Frank Gehry persiste et signe un nouveau bâtiment iconoclaste : l’étincelant totem arlésien de la Fondation Luma, portée par la mécène suisse Maja Hoffmann. Mi-tour, mi-rotonde, cette structure de 15 000 mètres carrés, facettée de métal et de béton, s’élève jusqu’à 56 mètres de hauteur. Devenant ainsi la pièce maîtresse du campus créatif des Ateliers : 11 hectares que ponctuent sept anciens ateliers ferroviaires (dont quatre ont été rén.
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May.11.2021
In the late 1880s, Vincent van Gogh put Arles, a sleepy city in Provence, on the map when he spent a little over a year there painting some of his most iconic works. Today, Arles is a major destination that attracts foreign and local visitors alike with its cultural events and festivals, ancient ruins, history, and architecture.
Arles dates to 123 B.C., when the Romans took over and turned it into a significant city. In 108 B.C., they built a canal that extended to the Mediterranean. Arles reached the pinnacle of its importance during the fourth and fifth centuries, when it became a cultural and religious center and was used by Roman generals as a military headquarters for Europe.