Antigone district

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Antigone district is a postmodern urban neighborhood in Montpellier, France, known for its grand neoclassical-inspired architecture designed by Ricardo Bofill.

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instanceOf urban district
adjacentTo Lez River
Montpellier city centre
linked to: Montpellier
architect Ricardo Bofill
architecturalStyle neoclassical-inspired architecture
postmodern architecture
connectedBy tramway lines of Montpellier
continent Europe
country France
designer Ricardo Bofill Taller de Arquitectura
linked to: Ricardo Bofill
developmentType urban renewal project
follows Avenue du Pont Juvénal axis
governedBy Municipality of Montpellier
hasCharacteristic colonnades and arches
large plazas
mixed-use buildings
monumental scale
strong axial composition
symmetrical urban layout
use of classical orders in a modern way
hasLandmark Hotel de Région (regional council building)
Place de l’Europe
Place du Nombre d’Or
hasPublicSpace fountains
green spaces
pedestrian esplanades
squares
hasUse administrative
commercial
recreational
residential
inspiredBy Roman architecture
classical Greek architecture
languageUsedForToponyms French
locatedIn Montpellier
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory Hérault
Occitanie
mainConstructionPeriod 1980s
namedAfter Antigone
partOf Montpellier city centre
linked to: Montpellier
startDate late 1970s
tourismAttractionType architectural tourism site
urban promenade area
urbanPlanningConcept grand axis from city centre towards the Lez River

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Montpellier hasLandmark Antigone district