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Lillle # Serre Equatoriale # JP Secq 1970

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Lillle # Serre Equatoriale # JP Secq 1970

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Jean-Pierre Secq, né le 20 septembre 1923 à Lille et mort le 18 avril 2013 à Lille, est un architecte français, auteur de nombreux projets caractéristiques du mouvement moderne dit « brutaliste ». Inauguré en 1948, le Jardin des plantes a été aménagé par l'architecte Jean Dubuisson et le paysagiste Jacques Marquis, ingénieur de l'École Nationale d'Horticulture de Versailles - sur une parcelle de près de 11 hectares à proximité des anciennes fortifications du sud-est de la ville et située entre les portes de Douai et d'Arras. Une orangerie est construite en 1952. Une serre équatoriale, conçue par l'architecte Jean-Pierre Secq, en 1970, a rassemblé toutes les plantes qui avaient été ramenées par les explorateurs. Source: Objaverse 1.0 / Sketchfab

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