An admirable example of architecture for work, an expression of technological evolution that uses steel and concrete to define the connotations of early twentieth-century architecture, Tony Garnier Hall, named after the architect who designed it, is a symbol of the city of Lyons and of the cultural events that take place there. A 17,000 square metre surface renovated to produce a multipurpose space for hosting events, concerts and shows of all kinds, the Hall will host Architect@Work, the salon of new materials, products and solutions for architects and designers, June 16 and 17 2011. Eiffelgres will be there to exhibit Pietra d'Origine, a collection of four colours and surfaces designed by Mauro Bellei.
Architect@Work Hall Tony Garnier
stand n. 61
June 16-17 2011
