Palace in Lomé Exhibition Space and Workshops / Segond-Guyon Architectes

Palace in Lomé Exhibition Space and Workshops / Segond-Guyon Architectes - Exterior Photography, Facade, Arch — © Studio Erick Saillet

Curated by María Francisca González

Architects: Segond-Guyon Architectes
Area: 3600 m²
Year: 2019
Photographs:Studio Erick Saillet
Manufacturers: KEIM
Engineering: MTC

Palace in Lomé Exhibition Space and Workshops / Segond-Guyon Architectes - Exterior Photography, Garden, Facade, Column — © Studio Erick Saillet

Text description provided by the architects. The Palais de Lomé, completed in 1905, is a major component of the Togolese capital. The former governor’s residence is the emblem of the constitution of the national identity under German first then French guardianship, before its autonomy. Its outstanding architecture makes it a city strong symbol.

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Published on March 09, 2020

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