4Centre Pompidou
Designed by architects Renzo Piano and Richard Rogers, the Centre Pompidou is one of the most revolutionary buildings in Paris. Opened in 1977, it defies convention with its “inside-out” design, exposing structural elements like pipes, ducts, and escalators in bold primary colors on the building’s exterior. Housing the National Museum of Modern Art, it has become a symbol of avant-garde architecture. The Centre Pompidou’s bold and industrial aesthetic challenges traditional design norms and has become a key piece in Paris’s architectural narrative.
