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Ruines
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Auguste Perret
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Le chantier lumineux
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Condition ouvrière
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L'État
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Villes nouvelles
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Échangeur
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Grands ensembles
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Rungis Khan
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Colombey
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Framatome
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Pourquoi la France
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Qui sont les fous ?
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Bertrand Burgalat Paris, France
© Bertrand Roué
© Serge Leblon
Founded in 1995 by Bertrand Burgalat, a musician and
producer, Tricatel is entirely devoted to unclassifiable, captivating and singular artists and non-standard projects. For more than twenty years, Tricatel has been carving its own path, surprising, elegant and quite unique. His catalogue covers a spirit of discovery, refusing the dominant fashion.
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