Brand Julie Paris Communication Champs Elysées Exhibition

Get to know all about the most beautiful boulevards in the world! The Champs Elysees exhibition is being held At the Pavillon de Larsenal, which introduces the history of urban development in Paris, The "Champs Elysées Exhibition" is being held until May 10, 2020. Speaking of the Champs Elysées,
Everyone knows "the most beautiful boulevard in the world". A wide sidewalk with luxury boutiques, restaurants and nightclubs on both sides of it!
According to statistics, an average of 100,000 people gather every day. It proves its popularity to live up to the name of "the most beautiful boulevard in the world". However, there are also statistics that it is somewhat unpopular with Parisians ...
Surprisingly, among the many passers-by,
Only 5% are Parisians. "Too many tourists" "Too many cars" Reasons include "too much pollution and noise" and "outdated image". What a shame. In order to revive the Champs-Élysées boulevard beautifully once again, The Champs-Élysées Commission was established.
Together with architect and urban development expert Philippe Cianvalletta, By 2030, the Champs-Élysées will be reborn!
Introducing the concept and
Introducing the history of the Champs-Élysées
This is the "Champs-Élysées Exhibition". The venue is on the second floor of Pavillon de Larsnal. First of all, I will introduce the history of the Champs Elysées. The Champs-Élysées was conceived in 1664 by Renôtre, the landscape architect of the Palace of Versailles, and was born in 1709. Various expositions were held in the 19th century,
They are introduced in the video. Sometimes it becomes the stage for demonstration marches,
It also became a place where all the people celebrated, such as winning the World Cup. News footage from the time flowed,
Visitors were enthusiastic. The Champs Elysées boulevard
After all, it is a special existence for the French.
This boulevard
You can't find it anywhere else in France. Then, in 2030,
How will the Champs-Élysées be reborn? Here is the answer! Full of greenery, pedestrians given priority,
New Champs Elysées boulevard. 52% less space dedicated to cars, The cobblestone pavement will be replaced with noise-reducing materials, 1,332 trees will be planted, and various changes will be made to the basement. Currently, the drainage of rainwater, which is designed to flow directly into the Seine, Let the future seep into the ground,
It seems that we will change the construction to make the street trees retain water.
Eco, isn't it? This will also improve the water quality of the Seine. After all, a large part of the Seine water pollution is
It is said that dirty rainwater flowing from the city center is the cause. Swim in the clean Seine!
Such a day may be near. A green oasis in the middle of Paris.
That is the image of the Champs Elysées 2030.
The emergence of a futuristic oasis supported by high-tech technology
I'm not looking forward to it now. Well, since it's a big deal,
Visit the permanent exhibition at the Pavillon de Larsenal. Every Saturday and Sunday from 15:00,
There are guided visits (in French). This is also free. From the medieval corner to the modern corner, How the city of Paris has developed
You can take a look at the documents and photos.
Highly recommended for those interested in urban development and architecture. In modern corners,
You can see many buildings designed by Japanese architects. La Seine Musical by Shigeru Ban. Samaritaine under renovation is directed by SANAA. Mille Albre (Thousand Trees) scheduled to be completed in 2023.
Comprehensive facility with housing, nursery school, commercial space, etc. With Sou Fujimoto Architects
Joint project by Nabak Rachdi, Oxo Architectes. This is not a project of Japanese architecture,
What do you think it is?
Reborn in 2024,
A completed image of the Montparnasse Tower!
Lots of light and greenery! Finally, visit the museum shop. The selection changes frequently, so
Every time I visit, there is something new to discover. it's recommended! Admission is free and guided tours are also free.
There are places to sit and toilets.
Pavillon de Larsenal is not well known,
I think it's a very luxurious space. Why don't you stop by while walking around the Marais district? Pavillon de l'Arsenal 21, Bld. Morland 75004 Paris https://www.pavillon-arsenal.com/ 11:00-19:00 Closed on Mondays Then again A Bian To♪