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Le Flow - Centre eurorégional des cultures urbaines
Le Flow - Centre eurorégional des cultures urbaines
Lille, France
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Le Flow - Centre eurorégional des cultures urbaines
Lille, France
Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2014
SIZE
3000 sqft - 5000 sqft
BUDGET
$0 - 10K
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The Flow - Centre Eurorégional des Cultures Urbaines in Lille aims both to promote and provide a framework for street art and performance in all its various guises. The centre is to function as a home base for a variety of disciplines, while also exploring the urban universe from which such art forms are born. The design uses transparent walls to evoke and maintain the founding bond between Hip Hop and the street. The basement houses music studios, while the remaining facilities and spaces are distributed along the building’s façade. The glazing (triple glazed breathing glazing) is equipped with slatted blinds. The Hip Hop Centre faces the square on the Rue d’Arras, flanking the inner courtyard on the Rue Dupetit-Thouars, its façades clearly voicing its presence as an urban landmark. The building has four floors (including the basement) and is extremely simply organised. Each floor corresponds to a specific function. The ground floor houses the reception desk and social areas, with direct access to the car park and forecourt. The basement houses the music studios and the first floor the administrative services. The second floor is home to dance and the third floor the graffiti workshop, with outside spaces available. Each floor may therefore function autonomously in harmony with the users’ specific requirements.
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