fazette bordage al laboratorio del 30 settembre 2009 (parte1)

FACTORY FOR CULTURE, ARTS AND IMAGINATION

1959

today

A NEW TERRITORY OF ARTPART OF A BIGGER PICTURETHE NTA PHENOMENON

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FRANCE SUISSE

ITALIE

SUÈDE

BELGIQUE

LUXEMBOURG

PAYS-BAS

IRLANDE

ESPAGNE

DANEMARK

RUSSIE

ROYAUMEUNI

AUTRICHE

GRÈCE

1st period1970-1989

Melkweg Amsterdam, the Netherlands

1970 Dairy factory3 200 m2 centre of Amsterdam

Halles de Schaerbeek Brussels, Belgium

1974 l Covered market2 200m2

ufaFabrik Berlin, Germany

1979 l UFA cinema studios18 500m2

Le Confort moderne Poitiers, France

1985 l Electrical devices warehouse5 000 m2

Le Confort moderne Poitiers, France

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1st period 1970-1989

2nd period1980-1989

Kaapelitehdas Helsinki, Finland

1991 l Nokia cable factory43 000m2

Culture commune Loos en Gohelle, France

1999 l Mine complex30 000 m2

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1st period 1970-1989

2nd period1980-1989

3rd period 1990-1989

Mains d’Œuvres Saint-Ouen, France

Friche de la Belle de mai Marseille, France

1990 l SEITA tabacco factory45 000m2

TNT Bordeaux, France

1995 l Shoe factory5 000 m2

Fonderie Darling Montréal, Canada

1994 l Foundry3 500m2

Stanica, Truc sphérique Zilina, Slovaquia

1998 & 2003 l Train station (still in use)ONG 650m2

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Making new with old

Mains d’Œuvres used to be an arts and sports community center for the Valeo factories, opened

in 1958 for the workers of the factory, at that time one of the majors in the field and in the city.

main entrance

side view

Works started in 1999 and they lasted 2 years…

works in the gymnasium to be turned into the performing arts space