Interior Design - October 1, 2009

Frank O. Gehry & Associates completed the American Center in Paris in 1994. In 2005, after a renovation by the Atelier de l’Île, the limestone-clad cubist building became the Cinémathèque Française. Now it’s also home to Mut-Architecture’s Restaurant 51, named for the building’s address on the Rue de Bercy.

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• Walk-Through
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• In Mies We Trust