#exploded axonometric

As you can see on images above, Chanéac imagined a complex organic structure from a gushing arc and an enveloping arc. The architect defends the concept of architecture as “sculpture and landscape, palpitating, rich and complex in radical opposition with an architectural philosophy that wants to create very neutral volumes to fade before the works in shelters”. As such, Chanéac could trigger audio-visual experiments and generate multiple and unexpected uses.

If you want to see this fantastic drawings, models and other bizarre projects there is an exhibition called ¨Musées sans gravité¨ at Le FRAC-Artothèque du Limousin from 27.01.2017 to 20.05.2017 in Limoges, France. 

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image 1. Section A-B  with notations. Chanéac. Beaubourg Centre , 1974.

image 2. Section AB-CD. Chanéac. Beaubourg Centre , 1974. 

image 3. Exploded axonometric diagram. Chanéac. Beaubourg Centre , 1974.

image 4.  Chanéac, Beaubourg  Centre , 1971-1974. Maquette, carton plume, plâtre, polystyrène, carton, aluminium, 27,5 x 82 x 59 cm. Donation Nelly Chanéac, Collection FRAC Centre-Val de Loire / Photo : ©Philippe Magnon