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- 2. Design Concept âą Flexibility âąDesigned as a series of un interrupted uniform volume supported externally âą Revitalise an area of Paris that had been in decline.
- 3. âą Museum ofModern Art âą Public Library âą Design Centre âą Institution of Contemporary Music Functions
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- 5. âą Half theavailable site area was allocated to public open space in the form of a large piazza âą To be used for public activities like exhibitions games and activities of the cafes, restaraunts and shops on the Rue St. Martin spill out into the newly created public square âąTall enough to accommodate 90,000 m2 (one million ft2)of space Volume
- 6. âą Museum ofModern Art âą Public Library âą Design Centre âą Administration âą Sound Proof Theatres Main Centre
- 7. âą Circulation devices- escalators, lifts, escape stairs, galleries and corridors - are clipped onto the facade in a vertical continuation of the activities in the square below so that visitors can use it as a place to simply appreciate the view, whether or not they visit the galleries. External Services West
- 8. âą The eastfacade facing Rue du Renard contains all of the mechanical services, goods lifts and fire stairs, with continuous steel galleries for ease of maintenance and access. External Services West
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- 24. Atelier Brancusi âą Locatedin the below-ground level of the Centre Pompidou (level -1) and serves as a space for free performances, special exhibits or film screenings, and conferences.
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- 27. Revamp âą The centrereopened in 2000 with - Enlarged museum, - Renewed performance spaces, -Vista-rich Georges restaurant. âą Entrance to the forum is free (as is the library, which has a separate entrance), but you now have to pay to go up the escalators. âą Level four for post-1960s art. âą Level five spans 1905 to 1960. âą There are four temporary exhibition spaces on each of these two levels âą Main temporary exhibitions take place on the ground floor, in gallery two and level six âą Three Flammarion arts bookstores on the ground floor, 4th, and 6th floors offer an excellent selection of art and design-related books, posters, and gifts.
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- 50. âą Closed areato open double heighted space
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- 57. Verticality vs Horizontal PompidouCentre Johnson Wax Headquarters
- 58. Transparency Pompidou Centre Johnson WaxHeadquarters
- 59. Language Pompidou Centre Johnson WaxHeadquarters
- 60. Services Pompidou Centre Johnson WaxHeadquarters
- 61. Entrance Pompidou Centre Johnson WaxHeadquarters
- 62. Light Pompidou Centre Johnson WaxHeadquarters
- 63. Context Pompidou Centre Johnson WaxHeadquarters
- 64. Open Plan Pompidou Centre JohnsonWax Headquarters