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Located in Paris’s 14th arrondissement, the Arte Maeght printing plant has a rich industrial and artistic history. This project proposes reimagining it as a reversible structure, capable of evolving over time and accommodating various uses without major renovations. The challenge is to conceive of an adaptable architecture, designed not as a static object but as a living entity, open to future changes.
Conceived as a new cultural venue for the Daguerre neighborhood, the project seeks to create an open, accessible, and evolving space where heritage, contemporary creation, and a diversity of uses coexist sustainably. Architecture thus becomes a framework capable of supporting the transformations of the site and its surrounding area over time.

In collaboration with

Brune Lahoud

Teachers

Emmanuel Benet

1. Les espaces Arte, un patrimoine industriel à revitaliser

Réversible : du latin revertere : « retourner sur ses pas, rebrousser chemin, revenir »

Qualité de ce qui peut revenir à un état antérieur, retrouver sa forme ou sa situation d’origine, sans altération définitive.