Agile wayfinding streamlines the Louvre’s art operations behind the scenes
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Location
75001 Paris, France
Design, Architecture
Client
Lighting Design
Structural Engineering
Fluid Engineering
Floor Area
1900 sq-m
French firm h2o Architectes designed Carrousel, a project focusing on essential but non-visible activities that support the daily functioning of the museum, like storage and restoration.
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