Les Plateaux Sauvages occupies a former industrial site that was reimagined as a cultural hub in 2016. The sprawling three thousand square meter facility was originally constructed in nineteen sixty-six and designed by the architect Jean Dumont. The city transformed this space into an artistic factory that intentionally leaves parts of its structure raw and unfinished to signal its ongoing role as a place of work rather than a polished gallery.
Les Plateaux Sauvages
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