PARIS BRUT: National Dance Center - Brutalist Paris Paper Blocks

A collection of illustrated paper models, depicting architecture brutalist Paris from the late 1950s-1970s. The series features buildings scattered throughout the districts of the City of Paris, as well as the famous suburbs and a free reconstruction of Le Plan Voisin of 1925 Corbusier - the solution of choice for the center of Paris. The "raw concrete" tour in Paris, begins with a concrete slab of the Cité des 4000, crosses the towers rounds of the Choux de Créteil, the largest estate in Paris, the towers of Organs of Flanders and ends with a classic example of Brutalism post-war: The National Dance Center. The collection is composed of six illustrated models to assemble. The set is environmentally friendly - printed on recycled paper and cardboard, and includes a brief note technical information about the architects, the year of construction and the exact location of each building