Perret Pop way Concrete With Claire Le Breton As part of the Le Havre Concrete Festival, Perret Pop invites you to a participatory and playful exploration of the architecture of reconstruction. Designed by Claire Le Breton, this large book to be stamped celebrates the 20th anniversary of the inclusion of the reconstructed centre of Le Havre in the UNESCO list. Thanks to graphic stamps inspired by the universe of Auguste Perret and the graphics of the festival Béton, young and old compose together a collective work, joyful and evolving. An invitation to (re)discover the spirit of the modernist Havre... by getting your hands full! This workshop will also offer possibilities of customization of objects to take home! 👉 Paid workshop, on registration, as part of the Festival Béton Le Havre. More info to come on https://beton-lehavre.com/ The Concrete Cockpits like a Volcano! With Billy from Coulée Douce Put on your apron, direction Brasilia via Le Havre! With Billy from Coulée Douce, come and make your own Coquetier inspired by the famous Volcan Havrais! This workshop for the general public turns the icon of the Havre cultural scene into an object as funny as it is elegant, between architectural design and breakfast pleasure:) A poetic and manual way to celebrate the concrete heritage of Le Havre! 👉 Paid workshop, on registration, as part of the Festival Béton Le Havre. More info to come on https://beton-lehavre.com/ CONCRETE LE HAVRE: THE ARCHITECTURAL HERITAGE OF LE HAVRE Béton places Le Havre and its reconstructed centre at the top of the list, and confronts technical approaches with a wider audience through an extensive programme. The idea is to talk about architecture, to talk about Le Havre and concrete, with this desire to remain accessible and spontaneous. Taking possession of the fish market, Béton is a cultural meeting place that questions matter, the city and habitat with the built heritage of Le Havre as playground. Informations Booking from 1/09. Book

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