Kseniya SHkroban

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15MAR 2012

Bordeaux Cenon / Tschumi

Posted in Architecture - Cultural by Kseniya SHkroban

As a generator of cultural and artistic activity on the Garonne Heights, the Cultural Center in the Palmer City Park proposes a remarkable integration between performance and landscape.

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The project started with the unprecedented quality of the location for a major public facility, tucked inside a unique parcel of landscape and topography that defines la Garronne.

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The facility is designed to accommodate 2,000 spectators and the largest of national and international tournaments.

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The project’s challenge is to create an “extroverted” architecture that opens onto the park while both protecting and deferring to the natural quality of the site.

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The project must simultaneously respect the landscaped park while bringing identity and visibility to Cenon’s cultural ambitions.

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The pleated hulls of its three performance volumes are sheltered by an outer shell of perforated steel.

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Their dimensions and geometries, designed for the greatest comfort of spectators and artists, settle into the topography of the park like a cluster of rocks on a gentle slope.

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Completed


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http://www.tschumi.com


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2006-2010






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