30 years of change
Construction work on Avenue de France (Paris 13th arrondissement) in 2006.
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Subway line 14
Line 14 of the Paris subway, which opened in October 1998, has made a major contribution to the development of the district by making it more easily accessible and only ten minutes from the Saint-Lazare railway station. Extended to the Saint-Ouen suburb in December 2020, it is used by nearly 750,000 passengers every day. Within the framework of the Grand Paris Express public transport program, it will link Saint-Denis to Orly respectively in the northern and southern suburbs of Paris, while line 10 will be extended to Ivry-sur-Seine by 2030. These are two major examples that give an idea of how the Greater Paris region, currently under construction, will shape up in the future.
Line 14 of the Paris subway, which opened in October 1998, has made a major contribution to the development of the district by making it more easily accessible and only ten minutes from the Saint-Lazare railway station. Extended to the Saint-Ouen suburb in December 2020, it is used by nearly 750,000 passengers every day. Within the framework of the Grand Paris Express public transport program, it will link Saint-Denis to Orly respectively in the northern and southern suburbs of Paris, while line 10 will be extended to Ivry-sur-Seine by 2030. These are two major examples that give an idea of how the Greater Paris region, currently under construction, will shape up in the future.
02
Le Berlier residential building
Comprised almost exclusively of wood and featuring a roof garden, Le Berlier residential building boasts innovative architectural features and enhanced energy performance.
03
The Simone-de-Beauvoir footbridge
The 105-meter-long Simone-de-Beauvoir footbridge has been open exclusively to pedestrians and cyclists since July 2006.
The 105-meter-long Simone-de-Beauvoir footbridge has been open exclusively to pedestrians and cyclists since July 2006.
04
The MK2 cinema
Shops and other businesses started to arrive gradually starting in 1997. The MK2 cinema complex, which opened in 2003, is a major attraction with more than 1.3 million filmgoers every year.
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