A model of La Tete Defense, scheduled to open in 1988, one of the big buildings projects in Paris, which has been spurred on by President Mitterrand’s love of modern architecture. Standing 105 metres high, built in white marble, and designed as an open cubic structure, it will house a new international communications centre.
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Press, 8 February 1986, Page 19
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54A model of La Tete Defense, scheduled to open in 1988, one of the big buildings projects in Paris, which has been spurred on by President Mitterrand’s love of modern architecture. Standing 105 metres high, built in white marble, and designed as an open cubic structure, it will house a new international communications centre. Press, 8 February 1986, Page 19
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