Centre Pompidou

Pompidou Center opened in one of the oldest districts in Paris in 1977 and is a pioneer of contemporary architecture masterpieces. The colorful tube of the facade of the building contrasts with the surrounding gray building

In addition to the National Museum of Modern Art, Pompidou has a public information library and a music and academic research center.

The building has 6 stories, each of 7,500 square meters. The permanent exhibition of the National Museum of Modern Art is on the 4th and 5th floors.

From the beginning of the 20th century to the year 1960, the fifth floor was completely devoted to contemporary art and was decorated with gems of Matisse, Picasso, Kandinsky and Milo.

On the 4th floor, contemporary art works from 1960 to the present are exhibited, centering on minimalism and conceptual art.

The Center Pompidou is one of the most lavish buildings in Paris thanks to pipes, elevators, ventilation ducts and colorful escalators outside the building.

Its appearance is very unique, we recommend that you visit the museum.

The building is located in quatorzième district (4th district) in Paris. There are other beautiful buildings such as Paris City Hall.

Center Georges Pompidou (French pronunciation :), also called Center Pompidou, is a complex building in the Beaubourg district of Paris' 4th district, close to Les Halles, rue Montorgueil, Marais. It is designed by Richard Rogers and Lenzo piano building team and by high-tech architectural style Jean Franco Frankie. There is a large public library, the Bibliothèque Public Information Library (Public Information Library), Musée Nationald 'Art Moderne, Europe' s largest modern art museum, and the IRCAM Music and Audio Research Center. . For its geographical location, the center is locally known as Beaubourg (IPA :). It was named after French president Georges Pompidou from 1969 to 1974. He was officially held by President Valery Giscard 'Estaing on January 31, 1969.

In 2010, the Pompidou Center opened a state level branch office in Metz City, 170 miles east of Paris. This new museum is part of the effort to expand contemporary art exhibitions outside the big museum in Paris. The building of this new museum was designed by architect Ban Ban Shigeru. The central spire, 77 meters high, was built in 1972 in Pompidou Center in Paris. The Pompidou Metz Center exhibited a unique extraordinary exhibition of the collection of the Museum of Modern Art. Since the founding of the main museum in Paris, agencies have become the most visited cultural venues in France outside of Paris and have accommodated 550,000 visitors a year.

On May 12, 2010, the sister of the Center Pompidou was known as the Center Pompidou and opened to the female in France. The building was designed by Ban Shigeru Ban and Jean de Gastines. The building is a modern and contemporary museum designed to resemble the traditional Chinese hut and has an essential function to follow its format. It is a combination of innovative woodworking structures consisting of 16 kilometers of adhesive laminated wood that intersect to form a hexagonal lattice. For details on the new center, please visit the Center Pompidou - Metz official website.