An architectural manifesto - wooden walkways and a panoramic belvedere evoking the famous "chenille" of the Parisian Pompidou Center - designed by PCA-STREAM, the Centre Pompidou Francilien stands opposite the Parc de la Blanchette like a hyphen between city and nature. This major project for Greater Paris not only houses the national reserves, but also transforms the management of collections into a living, accessible spectacle. For the first time, visitors can cross the threshold of the Centre Pompidou's reserves on guided tours to discover the hidden life of masterpieces: from their arrival in the collection to their scientific study and restoration. This is an exceptional opportunity to showcase rare skills - framers, packers, restorers - essential to safeguarding our heritage. The site also offers 3,000 m² of cultural spaces and accessible terraces, a modular stage dedicated to new acquisitions and dialogues between contemporary artists. The program promises to be multi-disciplinary: performances, meetings, shows and workshops for young audiences will punctuate the life of the Centre Pompidou Francilien.
