The Maison de l'Architecture, des Territoires et du Paysage (Centre for architecture, territories and landscape) in Angers is hosting a lecture on 15 February 2007 at 18:30 on:
"Pierre Prunet in Maine-et-Loire, chief architect for
historic monuments in Maine-et-Loire"
Pierre Prunet worked in Maine-et-Loire from 1964 to 1992, and
was the driving force behind some very contemporary work in the
heritage arena, such as the restoration of the Toussaint abbey
church in Angers, home to the town's David gallery.
The lecture will be given by his son Pascal Prunet, who is
also a chief architect for historic monuments in a Loire
department, Loire-Atlantique.
Venue:
Maison de l’Architecture, des Territoires et du Paysage
(MATP)
(Centre for architecture, territories and landscape)
312 avenue René Gasnier 49100 ANGERS
For more information about the MATP's full programme of
cultural events, visit the centre's website.
Maison de l'Architecture, des Territoires et du Paysage
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