Cinema ètoile Cinémas Béthune / Olivier Palatre architectes

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Béthune, France
  • Category: Cinema
  • Clients: ètoile Cinémas
  • Fluides, Thermique: Innovation Fluides
  • électricité Cfa/Cfo, Cssi: CIN’Etudes
  • Opc, économiste De La Construction: SLPRO’JECT
  • City: Béthune
  • Country: France
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Cinema ètoile Cinémas Béthune / Olivier Palatre architectes - Exterior Photography, Facade
© Luc Boegly

Text description provided by the architects. The multiplex Etoile Cinémas was the opportunity to deal with issues of cultural and entertainment architecture. The project is part of the local development policy initiated by the city via the label SmartCity. How and with which architectural devices an architecture may show off the spectator? Inspired by Broadway by light by William Klein (1958), we centered the project on the key concept of a transfiguring performance. A cinema is a complex architecture dedicated to entertainment but also to culture and representation: we wanted our cinema to be a new place of meeting, identifiable in the urban landscape, and infused with a new grandeur to make the cinephile feels like a privileged guest.

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Cite: "Cinema ètoile Cinémas Béthune / Olivier Palatre architectes" 20 Oct 2020. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/949759/cinema-etoile-cinemas-bethune-olivier-palatre-architectes> ISSN 0719-8884

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