The Bourse de commerce : an architectural tour - Guillaume Picon

The Bourse de commerce : an architectural tour

Guillaume Picon

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The bourse de commerce

An architectural tour

The opening by the Pinault Collection of a museum of contemporary art in the Bourse de Commerce marks an event of landmark importance. For the transformation of this historic site in the heart of Paris, Frangois Pinault turned, as he had in Venice, to Tadao Ando. Weaving a dialogue between past and present, the Japanese architect has transfigured one of the French capital's most iconic and historic monuments.

Conceived as an architectural tour, this book opens with the Renaissance Medici column and closes with Tadao Ando's concrete cylinder, along the way encompassing the Halle au Ble, built under Louis XV and converted into the Bourse de Commerce for the Exposition Universelle of 1889.

Tracing the history both of the building's architecture and of the uses to which it has been put, the author presents the first history of the Bourse de Commerce, restored at last to its historic position as a monument of key importance in the district of Les Halles.

A historian by training, Guillaume Picon is an author and editor.

Résumé

L'histoire du bâtiment est retracée, dans son architecture et dans ses usages, depuis le XVIe siècle jusqu'à l'installation de la collection Pinault en 2020, transformant l'édifice, repensé par Tadao Ando, en musée d'art contemporain. ©Electre 2024

Caractéristiques

Auteur(s)
Guillaume Picon (Auteur)
Date de parution
20 mai 2021
Collection(s)
Albums illustrés
Rayon
Architecture, urbanisme
Contributeur(s)
Barbara Mellor (Traducteur)
EAN
9791021044982
Nombre de pages
92 pages
Reliure
Broché
Dimensions
24.0 cm x 16.0 cm x 1.2 cm
Poids
352 g