Paris Architecture

[giventofly]

any quick ideas for great buildings to see in Paris?
I have already :
Pompidou centre
Parc de la villette
Bibliotheque national
Arab Institute
La Louvre
Musee D'Orsay
Foundation Cartier
Maison de Verre
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[lekizz]

The Picasso Museum (5 rue de Thorigny) is a very clever and intriguing gallery in an old hotel. And you also get a chance to see some decent Picasso paintings.

If you like Le Corbusier, there is the Fondation Suisse/Swiss Pavillion (7 boulevard Jordan), which is quite a trip by metro and foot, but we were able to go in and explore when we visited

[Kevin]

Here's a good list, as far as it goes:

http://www.greatbuildings.com/places/paris.html

And at that page, note especially the "Map" link, on the right near the top of the page. It takes you to this:

http://www.greatbuildings.com/cgi-bin/places_map.cgi?paris

Zoom in, pan around, it's a live map.

[giventofly]

anything better ? the list on www.greatbuildings.com is fairly limited there must be better more existing new structures/places.....(along the lines of parc de la villette) in central paris.........

have been out to a social housing scheme in the Suburbs that appeared in
20th centuary architecture by johnathan glancey
and was simultainiously both exited horified and facinated

check out the images accompanying...

Built in 1982 in Noisy-Le-Grande by Taller Arquitectura

any thoughts??