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Designed like a compass rose, the building is entirely positioned and constructed to highlight remarkable viewpoints—past and present.
The building serves as a timeless navigator, able to interpret the past and converse with the present.
It weaves virtual links with the past and visual links with the present
| Programme | Battle of Valmy Historical Interpretation Center. |
| Floor area | 544 m² |
| Project owner | Community of Communes of the Sainte-Ménehould Region. |
| Location | Valmy, France |
| Design team | Architect Loci Anima |
| Construction cost (excluding VAT) | 2 200 000 € |
| Dates | Competition 2010 |
To create an immersive scenography, the visitor must be insulated from outside cues such as daylight and noise. Immersive staging relies on cutting-edge audiovisual technologies. Large-format visuals, sound, atmospheric lighting, and spatial effects blend with panoramic video projections, relief projections, virtual books, active lighting effects, and interactive projections that respond to visitors’ movements.