Alesia Museum | Bernard Tschumi Architects
Alise-Sainte-Reine / France / 2012
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Bernard Tschumi Architects
Principal Architect
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Bernard Tschumi
Founder
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Joel Rutten
Director
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Véronique Descharrières
Director
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Kim Starr
Architect
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Adam Dayem
Architect
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Jane Kim
Architect
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K.J. Min
Architect
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Adrien Durrmeyer
Architect
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Matthew Stofen
Architect
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Paula Tomisaki
Architect
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Nefeli Chatzimina
Architect
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Rémy Cointet
Architect
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Alice Dufourmantelle
Architect
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Sarah Gould
Architect
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Agnes Winiarzska
Architect
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Christina Devizzi
Architect
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Adrien Del Grande
Architect
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Michel Desvigne
Landscape Architect
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Sophie Mourthé
Landscape Architect
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Jean-Jacques Hubert
Collaborator
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Antoine Santiard
Collaborator
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Iwan Baan
Photographer
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Christian Richters
Photographer
The project marks an archeological site in central France and commemorates the history of the battle between Julius Cesar and the Gauls in 52 B.C. Although all traces of the battle have been obliterated, the new museum complex recreates battlements and earthworks and provides interpretation for the area, which consists of several sites spread over a valley that contains a small medieval town. The scheme consists of two separate but related structures. One building is a museum, located at the...
- Year 2012
- Work finished in 2012
- Client Conseil Général, Côte d’Or, Bourgogne.
- Cost 22 M
- Status Completed works
- Type Museums
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