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        <![CDATA[Salt Museum / Malcotti Roussey Architectes + Thierry Gheza]]>
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      <dc:creator>Nico Saieh</dc:creator>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Closed since 1962, the salt works in Salins-les-Bain have been an important productive site since the middle ages right in the centre of the French city in the Franche Comté. When the competition for restoration of the salt works was announced in 2006, the city authorities had already set the goal of transforming it into a monument to the history of local production with the aim of restoring its original central importance, not only symbolically but in the city’s urban layout: recently made a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the site is intended not so much as a museum of salt but an open-air museum of local history. <br></p>]]>
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