The site of Les Papeteries features a massive, weathered brick chimney rising above a cluster of industrial buildings that once served as the heart of the Lana papermaking empire. For over a century, workers here produced high-quality paper, including the sheets used for the first French passports. When the factory closed in two thousand six, the owner left behind empty vats and silent looms. Now, these walls house a creative hub where designers and tech startups work among the remnants of old gears.
Les Papeteries - Image Factory
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