Architektur von SANAA Lens (62): The Louvre-Lens museum (2012.12.09) Lens (62): The Louvre-Lens satellite with its glass building, designed by the Japanese architectural firm SANAA (Japanese architects Kazuyo Sejima and Ryue Nishizawa, Pultizer price award in 2010), associated with architects Imrey-Culbert Built on the site of a former coal pithead, the aim of Louvre-Lens museum it to decentralize and open wide access to culture. It offers a space for temporary exhibitions and the great gallery, showing works lent from the collections of the Louvre museum.
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Recording Date: Dec 9, 2012
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Architektur von SANAA Lens (62): The Louvre-Lens museum (2012.12.09) Lens (62): The Louvre-Lens satellite with its glass building, designed by the Japanese architectural firm SANAA (Japanese architects Kazuyo Sejima and Ryue Nishizawa, Pultizer price award in 2010), associated with architects Imrey-Culbert Built on the site of a former coal pithead, the aim of Louvre-Lens museum it to decentralize and open wide access to culture. It offers a space for temporary exhibitions and the great gallery, showing works lent from the collections of the Louvre museum.
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