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Paris Is Invisible Blogspot. A celebration of the parts of Paris that would be refused entry to the ville musée today.
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A celebration of the parts of Paris that would be refused entry to the ville musée today
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A drift along Rue de Vaugirard, the longest street in Paris ~ Invisible Paris
Running for 4,3km from Boulevard Saint Michel down to the edge of Paris at the Porte de Versailles, the Rue de Vaugirard is the city’s long...
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The Rue Maitre Albert ~ Invisible Paris
Despite overlooking Notre Dame, the Rue Maitre Albert sees little footfall from the tourist herds who prefer to trek up and down the Rue Saint Jacques or the Boulevard Saint Michel. They are missing l...
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5 years
IP10: a decade of invisibility in Paris!
Although production has dropped significantly in recent times, Invisible Paris can nevertheless blow out the candles on a 10th birthday today (September 17)! I began the blog a decade ago with little more in mind than giving focus and structure to my...
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5 years
Book review and interview: “Left Bank” by Agnès Poirier
The ancient heart of Paris gives its name to a recently published book by writer and journalist Agnès Poirier, but rather than the history, geography or architecture of the district, it is an extraordinary period in its life in the middle of the twentieth...
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5 years
Challenge 12: a tale of two bridges
“That whole area is weird” wrote Jonathan, encouraging me to look into a metropolitan mystery that had been bugging him on his daily cycle commute to work. There’s the road that stops, starts again and splits into two, a church that looks more like a...
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6 years
Le Corbusier and a sinking feeling
A little over eight years ago on this blog I posted on Le Corbusier’s two 1929 Salvation Army projects in Paris. If his polychrome Cité de Refuge has since undergone extensive renovations and shines on the horizon, the concrete barge on the Seine, the...
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