Selected Projects
 
Parc de la Villette
Paris, France 1982
Top: computer rendering
Left: exterior of folly
Photo: Peter Mauss/ESTO
IMAGE 4 Alfred Lerner Hall,
Columbia University
New York, New York 1994
(under construction)
Computer renderings
   
 
Le Fresnoy National Studio
for the Contemporary Arts
Tourcoing, France 1997
(under construction)
Right: computer rendering
Far Right: interior of the great hall
Photo: Dan Cornish
 
Since winning the competition in 1982 for Parc de la Villette in Paris, Tschumi has been responsible for creating the master plan for the 125-acre site and coordinating a team of fifty designers, planners, landscape architects, and engineers with the Museum of Science and Technology and the Cité de la Musizue. The complex includes a movie theater, information center, restaurant, covered gallery and bridge with shops and small pavilions, and 30 follies—small structures that contain restaurants, day-care centers, and computers galleries.
  Tschumi was the winner of an international competition for Le Fresnoy National Studio for Contemporary Arts in Tourcoing, France, a facility whose main purpose will be to provide postgraduate film training. This "school of the 21st century" will incorporate a building that dates from the beginning of the 19th century, and the school will contain a multimedia resource center, two cinemas, auditorium, photo and sound studios, a great hall for live performances and exhibitions, library, administrative facilities, restaurant, and workshops for research and production in sound, electronic image, film, and video.
  Currently under construction is his design, in association with Gruzen Samton, for Alfred Lerner Hall, a Student Activity Center at Columbia in New York, which consists of a multipurpose facility with auditorium, cinema, theater, clubs, meeting rooms, dining facilities, administration, and radio station.



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