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Manuel Nunez Yanowsky
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2 buildings in this collection · 2 cities · 1 country
Selected works
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Paris Also credited: Miriam Teitelbaum.
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About Manuel Nunez Yanowsky
Manuel Núñez Yanowsky (1942–2022) was an Argentine-French architect known for theatrical Postmodernist buildings in the Paris region. The catalogue holds 2 of his works in Paris and Noisy-le-Grand.
The Arènes de Picasso (1985) in Noisy-le-Grand arranges social housing around two massive disc-shaped volumes — a Futurist and Postmodernist composition that turns public housing into architectural spectacle. The Police Station in Paris continues the Postmodernist vocabulary. Núñez Yanowsky's work belongs to the French grand ensemble tradition of treating social housing as an opportunity for monumental architecture.
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Where to explore
Cities with documented works credited to Manuel Nunez Yanowsky. Counts refer to this collection; links open the broader city guides.
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Noisy-le-Grand
1 buildingStart with Arènes de Picasso.
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Paris
1 buildingStart with Police Station.
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Also credited on these buildings
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- Is this a complete list of works?
- No. This is Vandelay’s selected collection of 2 buildings credited to Manuel Nunez Yanowsky. The catalogue includes collaborations and does not represent a complete body of work.
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