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	Jean Nouvel - Great Buildings Online
		Jean Nouvel was born in 1945 at Fumel, a village in the South West of France.
		Although Nouvel relies on context to generate his designs, a certain continuum occurs from one design to the next.
		In 1981 Jean Nouvel won the competition for a series of "great projects" requested by Francois Mitterrand, the French President.
	www.greatbuildings.com /architects/Jean_Nouvel.html (302 words)

	Inhabitat » Jean Nouvel’s LOUISIANA MANIFESTO
		French new wave architect Jean Nouvel is probably most famous for his L’Institut du Monde Arabe in Paris.
		For fans of Jean Nouvel, I’ve just discovered that the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art in Denmark is currently housing an exhibition of the architect’s philosophy on life and design, entitled The Louisiana Manifesto.
		Jean Nouvel attaches great importance to design that is in harmony with its surroundings, and his aim is to ensure that his architecture merges with the spirit of the place.
	www.inhabitat.com /2005/07/11/jean-nouvels-louisiana-manifesto (485 words)

	Autodesk - Ateliers Jean Nouvel (Site not responding. Last check: )
		His boss, he explains, is architecture guru Jean Nouvel, owner and artistic director of Paris-based Ateliers Jean Nouvel and one of the most respected and well-known architects in the world.
		What's more, on nearly all the facility's projects Nouvel changes the design from what he originally instructed, and often those changes are voiced to Hartness and his colleagues just hours before they're scheduled to show final imagery to the client.
		"Jean Nouvel asked the project manager to imagine the façade was a Gaudí-esque head with long, wavy hair blowing in the breeze, and then he gave him a sketch he had drawn on a piece of scrap paper," Hartness recalls.
	usa.autodesk.com /adsk/servlet/item?siteID=123112&id=5549510 (1510 words)

	Jean Nouvel to design new hall in Paris - Boston.com
		French architect Jean Nouvel has been tapped to design a new orchestra hall for Paris, the prime minister's office said Thursday.
		Nouvel has several other noteworthy buildings in Paris -- the glassy Arab World Institute on the edge of the Seine River, and the Quai Branly museum for primitive arts, which opened last year.
		Another of Nouvel's high-profile projects is an offshoot of the Louvre Museum in Abu Dhabi in the United Arab Emirates.
	www.boston.com /news/world/europe/articles/2007/04/05/jean_nouvel_to_design_new_hall_in_paris (240 words)

	Jean Nouvel (ARCHIGUIDE)
		Jean Nouvel preserves here only the external skin, heigthens the whole with a half cylinder sheltering rehearsal rooms and offices, and slips with the shoe-horn, into this casing, a shell surrounding the main room.
		Jean Nouvel comes to beach his dilapidated building as an echo to the barges forsaken downwards on the edge of one of the arms of the river Seine.
		Jean Nouvel a opposé un grand volume noir et opaque pour les salles de spectacle et des volumes attenants vitrés aux touches de couleurs vives.
	archiguide.free.fr /AR/nouvel.htm (3866 words)

	IranArchitect WebSite-Jean Nouvel Wins RIBA Gold
		Nouvel was active in setting up experimental and organizational groups: "Mars," the Syndicat de l'Architecture, and the Paris Biennale.
		Such élan can be found in the sweeping form of the conference center of Tours, or the shimmering glass matrix of the Fondation Cartier in Paris that introduces a play between the delicacy of fine strips of metal, the layers of surrounding trees, and the continual trompe-l'oeil potential of reflected glass.
		The sweep of this is highlighted by the sharp line of the edges of the sail and by the elegantly flat aluminum panels which reflect, 70 feet (21 meters) from the ground, the vibrations of the lake.
	www.iranarchitect.com /news_Jean_nouvel_medal.html (483 words)

	Amazon.ca: The Singular Objects of Architecture: Books: Jean Baudrillard,Jean Nouvel,Robert Bononno (Site not responding. Last check: )
		From such singular objects, Jean Baudrillard and Jean Nouvel move on to fundamental problems of politics, identity, and aesthetics as their exchange becomes an imaginative exploration of the possibilities of modern architecture and the future of modern life.
		Jean Baudrillard is one of the most influential thinkers of his generation and author of The Vital Illusion (2001).
		Jean Nouvel has designed buildings throughout the world, including the new Guthrie Theater in Minneapolis, and is a recipient of France’s Grand Prix d’Architecture.
	www.amazon.ca /Singular-Objects-Architecture-Jean-Baudrillard/dp/0816639132 (393 words)

	Jean Nouvel at ArBITAT Architects
		Jean Nouvel's Tour Sans Fin was designed to be built near the Grand Arch at La Defense in Paris.
		Jean Nouvel has actually had many of his designs realized- including Paris' Arab Institute and Cartier Foundation, but the magnificent Endless Tower can only be seen now by renting an obscure movie and waiting for just a few priceless seconds and imagining what could have been.
		Jean Nouvel is certainly busy, getting comissions around the world, from Minneapolis to Barcelona to (as expected) France.
	www.arbitat.com /architects/nouvel/index.htm (427 words)

	SoDA - Soluble Dans l'Air - Jean Nouvel
		Jean Nouvel fait partie des rares qui dressent les contours du monde qui nous entoure.
		Jean Nouvel ce n'est pas seulement un architecte puisque sa rencontre avec le scénographe Jacques Le Marquet en 1976 lui fait découvrir le monde du théâtre et de la mise en scène.
		Nouvel est aussi un des acteurs militants et polémiques de l'architecture de la ville puisqu'il est cofondateur du mouvement « Mars 1976 » et du syndicat de l'Architecture en 1977.
	www.tv5.org /soda/invite.php?id_soda=65&id_invite=269 (485 words)

	Jean Nouvel: Louisiana Manifesto - Louisiana Museum of Modern Art - Absolutearts.com
		Jean Nouvel is the most famous of the generation of architects known as “The New Wave of French Architects”, all of whom participated, during the era of President Mitterand, in “Les Grands Projets” in Paris.
		Nouvel’s contribution, the Institut du Monde Arabe, 1987 (“The Arab Institute”) was one of these famous monuments, and it positioned him as one of the most influential figures in the French high-tech architecture movement.
		For Nouvel, Louisiana is an intimate and intense monument to this kind of thinking and that is why with this exhibition he uses the setting of the museum to visualize and pass on his thoughts about the nature of architecture.
	www.absolutearts.com /artsnews/2005/06/08/33068.html (585 words)

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		Designed by the acclaimed French architect Jean Nouvel, the Kultur- und Kongresszentrum Luzern is a powerhouse of a venue that is equally inspiring and awesome in its scale, location and range of...
		Jean Nouvel French new wave architect Jean Nouvel is probably most famous for his L'Institut du Monde Arabe in Paris.
	www.rayarchitect.com /jeannouvelarchitect (3498 words)

	Jean Nouvel - The Huffington Post
		Ontwerp Jean Nouvel voor Hines-project in Manhattan onthuld
		Jean Nouvel and the developer Hines have unveiled a 75-story skyscraper to be constructed next to the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) and...
		Jean Nouvel-Entwurf für Bauprojekt der Firma Hines in Manhattan enthüllt
	www.huffingtonpost.com /people/Jean+Nouvel (607 words)

	The Singular Objects of Architecture by Jean Baudrillard and Jean Nouvel \| PopMatters Book Review
		Jean Nouvel's buildings are impossible to ignore or forget.
		The loose focus of Nouvel and Baudrillard's discussion is the "singular object": an irreducible, irreplaceable, transcendent cultural artifact.
		Both Nouvel and Baudrillard believe that singular architectural objects are of the utmost importance, and they agree that any building that ignores the culture, time, and space where it resides, whether to please its owners or conform to conventions, cannot be singular.
	www.popmatters.com /books/reviews/s/singular-objects-of-architecture.shtml (1204 words)

	Inhabitat » Jean Nouvel’s LOUISIANA MANIFESTO
		French new wave architect Jean Nouvel is probably most famous for his L’Institut du Monde Arabe in Paris.
		For fans of Jean Nouvel, I’ve just discovered that the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art in Denmark is currently housing an exhibition of the architect’s philosophy on life and design, entitled The Louisiana Manifesto.
		Jean Nouvel attaches great importance to design that is in harmony with its surroundings, and his aim is to ensure that his architecture merges with the spirit of the place.
	inhabitat.com /blog/2005/07/11/jean-nouvels-louisiana-manifesto (475 words)

	ArchitectureWeek - News - Jean Nouvel Wins RIBA Gold - 2001.0606
		According to the RIBA announcement, "Nouvel has maintained the highest of architectural standards and has consistently brought excellence to design in a wide range of cultural and commercial buildings, in his native country and abroad." — Editor
		On close inspection, however, his work has a certain romanticism and intricacy, and he is a very warm, enthusiastic, and even naughty person.
		Jean Nouvel has won the 2001 Gold Medal from the Royal Institute of British Architects.
	www.architectureweek.com /2001/0606/news_2-1.html (171 words)

	Jean Nouvel in Icon Magazine [Tesugen]
		Nouvel likes to think that sensitivity to to context – cultural, geographical or architectural – is one of the defining themes of his work.
		Nouvel’s philosophy of specificity reached its maturity with the Institute du Monde Arab – a building that offered architecture a way out of the dead end of post-modernism, while proving that a building could be modern without having to be Modernist.
		Nouvel describes how his current project, the Quai Branly museum in Paris, is “singular”, how it relates to a couple of different contexts, of which he names two: the program (“which is the indigenous civilisations in America, Australia and Africa”), and the curve of the Seine.
	tesugen.com /archives/05/07/iconmag-nouvel (634 words)

	Jean Nouvel - Table Less de Jean Nouvel
		L'architecte Jean Nouvel réalise des projets à travers toute l'Europe ainsi qu'à Tokyo et Minneapolis.
		L'architecture de Jean Nouvel possède une grande force d'expression en étant concentrée sur quelques éléments pertinents.
		Jean Nouvel l'a dessinée en diverses tailles pour le siège parisien de la fondation Cartier.
	www.variationstore.ch /fiche-unifor_less.htm (266 words)

	jean nouvel, interview with the french architect
		jean nouvel, interview with the french architect, creator of the arab world institute in paris, the
		nouvel was co-founder of the french architect movement
		we met jean nouvel in milan on april 16th, 2007.
	www.designboom.com /eng/interview/nouvel.html (975 words)

	Visita Fiera di Genova il quartiere espositivo in Liguria
		Il progetto architettonico del nuovo padiglione B è stato affidato a Jean Nouvel, dopo una selezione cui hanno partecipato Nicholas Grimshaw e Michael Hopkins.
		A large new pavilion in front of the sea, conceived to blend into the blue of the sky and the blue of the sea.
		The architectural project of pavilion B has been entrusted to Jean Nouvel, after a competition in which Nicholas Grimshaw and Michael Hopkins also took part.
	www.fiera.ge.it (1781 words)

	RFI - Musique - Jean Nouvel réalisera la Philharmonie
		Choisi pour réaliser ce projet, Jean Nouvel en a présenté les grandes lignes ce matin à la Cité de la musique, en compagnie de Laurent Bayle, le directeur général de ce lieu, également président de l’association Philharmonie de Paris.
		La nouvelle était connue depuis le 5 avril, mais elle n’a été officialisée que ce jeudi matin.
		Les Ateliers Jean Nouvel ont été choisis pour réaliser l’auditorium symphonique de Paris, d’ici 2012.
	www.rfi.fr /actufr/articles/088/article_51005.asp (731 words)

	Jean Nouvel - Biografía y proyectos - Sólo Arquitectura
		Jean Nouvel - Biografía y proyectos - Sólo Arquitectura
		1984-1989 Fundador de Jean Nouvel et Associés (Jean Nouvel, Jean-Marc Ibos, Myrto Votart, Emmanuel Blamont).
		1989-1994 Fundador de JNEC (Jean Nouvel, Emmanuel Cattani).
	www.soloarquitectura.com /arquitectos/nouveljean.html (724 words)

	Amazon.com: Jean Nouvel: Books: Olivier Boissiere (Site not responding. Last check: )
		This deluxe paperback edition includes over 180 full-color illustrations of Nouvel's projects, such as the Lyons Opera and the Cartier Foundation building in Paris, and is published in three languages side by side: English, French, and German.
		Then it explores some of Nouvel's most important projects such as the Lyons Opera House, the Lucerne Concert and Convention Center, etc. The book is written in French but it has the Germanand English translations in it.
		This book is worth a look for anyone not acquainted with Jean Nouvel's work, or anyone wanting to get a better sense of his projects,philosophy, and aesthetic views.
	www.amazon.com /Jean-Nouvel-Olivier-Boissiere/dp/2879391059 (970 words)

	Guthrie Theater by Jean Nouvel
		Nouvel was inspired by Minneapolis' industrial past, which is especially evident on the riverfront where the new theatre is located.
		The circular exterior wall of the thrust stage echoes the round grain silos of the area, and the large rectangle of the proscenium stage evokes the flour mills that were so important to the growth of the city.
		The new performance spaces were a collaboration between Nouvel, theatre consultants Fisher Dachs, and the Guthrie management, represented by Michael Gross, vice president of design and construction at The Keewaydin Group.
	livedesignonline.com /theatre/bridging_past_future (1437 words)

	The Singular Objects of Architecture by Jean Baudrillard and Jean Nouvel \| PopMatters Book Review
		Jean Nouvel's buildings are impossible to ignore or forget.
		The loose focus of Nouvel and Baudrillard's discussion is the "singular object": an irreducible, irreplaceable, transcendent cultural artifact.
		Both Nouvel and Baudrillard believe that singular architectural objects are of the utmost importance, and they agree that any building that ignores the culture, time, and space where it resides, whether to please its owners or conform to conventions, cannot be singular.
	popmatters.com /books/reviews/s/singular-objects-of-architecture.shtml (1165 words)

	Jean Nouvel Published By Teneues - Jean Nouvel - Home Furnishings - Unica Home
		Jean Nouvel Published By Teneues - Jean Nouvel - Home Furnishings - Unica Home
		jean nouvel (fumel, 1945) studied and started his working life in may 1968 in france.
		nouvel was one of the founders of the mars 1967 movement, which adopted a very critical position on the prevailing bureaucracy and legal anachronisms in architecture.
	www.unicahome.com /p24129/jean-nouvel-published-by-teneues.html (308 words)

	Pure Justice - architect Jean Nouvel designs Palais de Justice, Nantes, France - Brief Article Architectural Review, ...
		Jean Nouvel's maverick architectural talents have emerged again in the design of a sepulchral new Palais de Justice in Nantes at the mouth of the Loire.
		Nouvel has constructed a fl Miesian box of glass and steel, 'very silent and balanced'.
		But if Nouvel's expression of justice seems simplistic, his refusal to deal in euphemisms has something admirable about it.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m3575/is_1245_208/ai_68216420 (589 words)

	Triple Mint: Jean Nouvel in Detail
		What Nouvel has smartly caught on to is the scale of this old cast iron SoHo neighborhood.
		The design of 40 Mercer Street marks the most cutting-edge use of glass in a residential building in the United States to date...the largest sheets, approximately 7 by 12 feet, ever used on a residential project...On the lower floors, six-foot-wide sash windows open by dropping down to create a safety railing.
		Nouvel has also been involved in the kitchen and bath design, the wood cabinet systems here strongly reminiscent of Jean Prouve's modern classic shelving forms.
	www.triplemint.com /triplemint/2005/09/jean_nouvel_in_.html (444 words)

	Art Nouvel - interior design for shops by designer Jean Nouvel Architectural Review, The - Find Articles
		In east Berlin, a new development of shops, offices and apartments by Jean Nouvel brings a very Gallic form of glamour to one of the main thoroughfares.
		The cones of empty space penetrating Jean Nouvel's department store in Friedrichstrasse are dramatic, but have more to do with the architect's play on the dematerialisation of the solid, 'to touch the infinite' - and with his interest in surface and texture as means of communication.
		Nouvel's play on transparency and opacity, his interest in using light to shape space and his games with perspective have been worked out in previous schemes, particularly in his crystalline design of the Cartier Foundation on Boulevard Raspail in Paris.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m3575/is_n1193_v200/ai_18733162 (661 words)

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