Installation "Jardins fantômes"
Baptiste Debombourg
"Jardins fantômes", permanent installation, Bassin du Roy - le Havre - France. Lace cutting of 15mm Corten steel plates, pincers and special chemical sealing, special stainless steel connecting elements. Dimensions: 185m long x 3 m high; Completion time: 30 months. Artist: Baptiste Debombourg, Curator Jean Blaise, technical director Jess Pérez, engineer Julien Bonthoux, Artévia & Vinci group.
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Courtesy Studio Baptiste Debombourg & Galerie Patricia Dorfmann - Paris
Installation "Jardins fantômes"
Baptiste Debombourg
"Jardins fantômes", permanent installation, Bassin du Roy - le Havre - France. Lace cutting of 15mm Corten steel plates, pincers and special chemical sealing, special stainless steel connecting elements. Dimensions: 185m long x 3 m high; Completion time: 30 months. Artist: Baptiste Debombourg, Curator Jean Blaise, technical director Jess Pérez, engineer Julien Bonthoux, Artévia & Vinci group.
Photo credit:
Courtesy Studio Baptiste Debombourg & Galerie Patricia Dorfmann - Paris
Installation "Jardins fantômes"
Baptiste Debombourg
Plan of "Jardins fantômes", permanent installation, Bassin du Roy - le Havre. Lace cutting of 15mm Corten steel plates, pincers and special chemical sealing, special stainless steel connecting elements. Dimensions: 185m long x 3 m high; Completion time: 30 months. Artist: Baptiste Debombourg, Curator Jean Blaise, technical director Jess Pérez, engineer Julien Bonthoux, Artévia & Vinci group.
Photo credit:
Julien Bonthoux - GMGB
Ceragres' Art of Living - It's All in the Details
Ceragres
Ceragres-Les-Bains in Quartier Dix30
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Ceragres
Ceragres' Art of Living - It's All in the Details
Ceragres
Ceragres-Les-Bains in Quartier Dix30
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Ceragres
Ceragres' Art of Living - It's All in the Details
Ceragres
Ceragres-Les-Bains in Quartier Dix30
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Ceragres
The Transformation of Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth Hotel, as Seen by its Designers
Sid Lee Architecture
GRAND HALL
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STÉPHANE BRUGGER
The Transformation of Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth Hotel, as Seen by its Designers
Sid Lee Architecture
GRAND HALL
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STÉPHANE BRUGGER
The Transformation of Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth Hotel, as Seen by its Designers
Sid Lee Architecture
ROSÉLYS RESTAURANT
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STÉPHANE BRUGGER
The Transformation of Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth Hotel, as Seen by its Designers
Sid Lee Architecture
ROSÉLYS RESTAURANT
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STÉPHANE BRUGGER
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The Transformation of Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth Hotel, as Seen by its Designers
Sid Lee Architecture
NACARAT BAR
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STÉPHANE BRUGGER
The Transformation of Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth Hotel, as Seen by its Designers
Sid Lee Architecture
NACARAT BAR
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STÉPHANE BRUGGER
The Transformation of Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth Hotel, as Seen by its Designers
Sid Lee Architecture
THE AGORA
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STÉPHANE BRUGGER
The Transformation of Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth Hotel, as Seen by its Designers
Sid Lee Architecture
THE AGORA
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STÉPHANE BRUGGER
The Transformation of Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth Hotel, as Seen by its Designers
Sid Lee Architecture
KRÉMA CAFÉ
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STÉPHANE BRUGGER
The Transformation of Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth Hotel, as Seen by its Designers
Sid Lee Architecture
KRÉMA CAFÉ
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STÉPHANE BRUGGER
The Transformation of Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth Hotel, as Seen by its Designers
Sid Lee Architecture
SCULPTURAL STAIRCASE TO PREFUNCTION - 2ND FLOOR
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STÉHANE BRUGGER
The Transformation of Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth Hotel, as Seen by its Designers
Sid Lee Architecture
SCULPTURAL STAIRCASE TO COLAB - 3RD FLOOR
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STÉHANE BRUGGER
The Transformation of Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth Hotel, as Seen by its Designers
Sid Lee Architecture
PRE-FUNCTION AREA - 2ND FLOOR
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STÉHANE BRUGGER
The Transformation of Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth Hotel, as Seen by its Designers
Sid Lee Architecture
CONFERENCE CENTRE - 2ND FLOOR
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STÉHANE BRUGGER
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