Head for Meudon, just a few minutes from Paris, to discover Hangar Y arestaurant and terrace designed by Studio Perrier we discover a new building offering not only a huge dining room but also and above all a terrace on the water's edge for a guaranteed change of scenery The Hangar Y restaurant is the fruit of collaboration between Urban-Act, the Perchoir group and interior designer Fanny Perrier (Studio Perrier) where the restaurant is an artists' refuge set on the water The convivial atmosphere is enhanced by architectural and decorative elements inspired by different styles and eras this new restaurant and terrace at the gateway to Paris offers a bucolic and poetic setting ideal for escaping the hustle and bustle of the city a former three-starred chef from Le Meurice and Papillon The spirit of gourmet simplicity is evident with weekend sharing dishes - roast chicken with herbs beef Wellington - echoing memories of a Sunday lunch on the banks of the Seine The place itself is an invitation to contemplation built at the end of the 19th century to house airships offers a unique atmosphere where industrial heritage and contemporary design meet The light-filled restaurant extends this harmony with raw materials soft colors and a breathtaking view of the water while cocktails and homemade pastries are served in the afternoon tea room Dinner is served on Fridays and Saturdays from 7pm to 10pm The deliberately limited menu evolves with the seasons and echoes the venue's artistic programming a velvety Jerusalem artichoke may precede a roasted pollack; in May there's no showboating: the products are the heroes of the plate clean seasoning and a discreet touch of audacity This is contemporary cuisine at its most precious: sincerity and the atmosphere remains family-friendly without ever being noisy Les Roseaux has established itself as a new meeting place for those interested in culture and good food for a country lunch a stone's throw from Paris with your feet in the water and your head in the stars the festive guinguette takes up residence in the undergrowth by the lake and barbecues planned for the weekend (Friday Basque ribeye and grilled halloumi and sausages await you Ideal for families the site also boasts a huge playground in the middle of the forest where children can play and climb on wooden structures As a reminder, the mythical Hangar Y has reopened its doors after 40 years of closure This new cultural venue offers a rich program of science Les Roseaux restaurant is the ideal spot for a bite to eat after a delightful visit where you'll see some lovely monumental works of art So, are you ready to go green and spend some quality time with the moorhens? Head for Hangar Y Alcohol abuse is dangerous for your health Refer your establishment, click herePromote your event, click here scientists from the Paris Observatory weer present at the Fred Lawrence Whipple Observatory (Arizona)for the inauguration of a prototype of the « Schwarzschild-Couder » type in view of the upcoming international Cherenkov Telescope Array - CTA project Members of the upcoming international CTA (Cherenkov Telescope Array) project two scientists from the Paris Observatory were invited to Arizona for the inauguration of a new American prototype Following the small French prototype developed on the Meudon site of the Paris Observatory this new American model was created on the basis of the « Schwarzschild-Couder » two mirror technology; the difference is that it is of intermediate size Destined for the study of cosmic gamma radiation, CTA is one of the most ambitious ground based projects of the XXIst century This upcoming observatory will in the end involve a flotilla of 118 telescopes on the Earth’s surface the telescopes will be grouped in two networks: one will be in the northern hemisphere Various kinds of technology are currently being tried The two mirror idea was proposed a in the last century by Karl Schwarzschild (1873-1916) and was subsequently optimized by André Couder (1897-1979) who was at that time an optical astronomer at the Paris Observatory the « Schwarzschild-Couder » two mirror technology had never been tried in astronomy and notably the technical difficulties of making aspherican and not conical mirrors this technology is theoretically capable of reaching the theoretical limit of «gamma ray» astronomy Astronomers became interested in this technology for the CTA optical telescope system since it leads to a significant improvement in the quality of wide field images compared to the single mirror telescopes used till now for ground based gamma ray astronomy the secondary mirror corrects the aberrations and reduces the scale of the sensitive surface in the focal plane There is another advantage: it also enables one to use the new silicon photo-multipliers (SiPM) which are well adapted for this purpose and are cheaper than the traditional photo-mulipliers With the inauguration of this new prototype in the U.S.A. the number of Schwarzschild-Couder type telescopes installed in the world for the CTA has now increased to three: this includes the French prototype inaugurated at Meudon in 2015 as well as a 4m Italian prototype installed on the slopes of Etna The rest will be installed in the northern hemisphere Already the very first large size telescope has been officially selected for the southern hemisphere CTA and was set up in the Canary Islands in 2018 31 institutes are contributing to the CTA Vallourec: Availability of the2024 universal registration document Vallourec announces the availability of its 2024 Universal Registration Document (URD) The French version of this document was filed with the “Autorité des marchés financiers” (AMF) on March 27th 2025 in ESEF format (European Single Electronic Format) under the reference D.25-0192 The English translation of this document may be consulted on the Company’s website www.vallourec.com and at the Company’s registered office It is equally available on the AMF website: www.amf-france.org This document includes in particular:- the 2024 annual financial report;- the report of the Board of Directors on corporate governance;- the statutory auditors’ reports;- the statement of auditors’ fees- the description of the stock repurchase program;- the sustainability statement Vallourec is a world leader in premium tubular solutions for the energy markets and for demanding industrial applications such as oil & gas wells in harsh environments Vallourec’s pioneering spirit and cutting edge R&D open new technological frontiers With close to 13,000 dedicated and passionate employees in more than 20 countries Vallourec works hand-in-hand with its customers to offer more than just tubes: Vallourec delivers innovative Listed on Euronext in Paris (ISIN code: FR0013506730 SBF 120 and Next 150 indices and is eligible for Deferred Settlement Service Vallourec has established a sponsored Level 1 American Depositary Receipt (ADR) program (ISIN code: US92023R4074 Parity between ADR and a Vallourec ordinary share has been set at 5:1 hunts on Ile-de-France farms or unusual hunts.. You'll be spoilt for choice this Easter weekend 2025 In the Hauts-de-Seine department, Hangar Y you'll find Easter eggs hidden among contemporary sculptures in the Hangar's 10-hectare park an acrobatics and dance workshop is also on the program at Le Hangar Register  Login Kingfisher Resorts had applied to extend the property twice previously Plans to extend Hotel Meudon in Cornwall have been submitted for the third time with its owner saying expansion is a “necessary step to underpin the sustainability of the hotel” Kingfisher Resorts, which acquired the 30-bedroom hotel in 2020 had applied to extend the property twice previously but both requests were refused by Cornwall Council’s planning committee In both 2022 and 2024 Kingfisher applied to build 10 new holiday cottages in the grounds of the site For its most recent application the proposed development has been reduced to six holiday units Cornwall Council refused the earlier applications as it said the proposals failed to conserve and enhance the Cornwall Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty Kingfisher Resorts reduced the number of holiday cottages and made changes to ensure they were obscured from view The proposal also includes the development of a new 20m outdoor heated swimming pool Kingfisher Resorts has said the development would create 31 more jobs and ensure the property’s financial viability in the medium- to long-term The application read: “The proposal is a necessary step in securing the future legacy and medium to long term sustainability of the hotel business and the historic sub-tropical ornamental valley garden "The provision of additional lettable keys to the hotel inventory is an integral component of this strategy.” The owner has said the current 30-bedroom hotel is too small to support a “year-round long term viable business and upkeep of the valley garden sustainably” Sign Up Jacobs Media is a company registered in England and Wales The construction of a new scientific instrument is starting on the Meudon site: the small prototype of a Cerenkov telescope In preparation for an ambitious international project - CTA a ground based observatory for the study of very high energy cosmic rays - this telescope will exploit the so-called "Schwarzschild-Couder" optical arrangement which has so far never been used in astronomy There are many sources of extreme gamma radiation in the Cosmos astrophysicists do not fully understand the processes which can acccelerate particles to energies such that they can emit radiation 100 billion times more energetic than visible light They could thereby learn more about the physics of compact objects such as black holes a new international scale observatory is being born: the «Cerenkov Telescope Array» (CTA) a network of on the order of one hundred telescopes on two sites (south and north) Its construction is planned for the period 2015 to 2020; first light but with of course an incomplete installation the coordination of the GATE (GAmma-ray Telescope Elements) project has been entrusted to the Observatoire de Paris via its Laboratoire Univers et Théories - LUTh and Instrument Pole (in the Département Galaxies Five laboratories of the Île-de-France are involved in the creation of prototypes for the CTA (telescope on the Meudon site of the Observatoire de Paris has begun the construction of a "demonstrator" telescope for the future large the cabling and the shelter have been installed This will be a challenge for the scientific teams of the LUTh and the instrument pole who will have to create a small prototype (SST which stands for Small Size Telescope) of a Cerenkov telescope The primary mirror will be 4 meters in diameter It will use the so-called "Schwarzschild-Couder" optical arrangement which should help optimize the scientific return obtained with the CTA at extreme energies When gamma rays penetrate the terrestrial atmosphere they produce transient showers of particles The Cerenkov telescopes observe the flashes of light produced by these particles during their flight which enables the characteristics of the gamma ray sources to be determined These sources include supernova remnants This project is coordinated by the Observatoire de Paris (the LUTh and the instrument pole) with the support of the Région Île-de-France of the CNRS (INSU and IN2P3) and of the CEA (IRFU) Sayède together with other members of the LUTh The Musée d'Art et d'Histoire de Meudon is housed in a large 17th-century mansion surrounded by a magnificent flower garden adorned with sculptures Here you can admire works and documents relating to the history of Meudon the Marquise de Pompadour and Auguste Rodin The museum also houses an extensive collection of French landscape paintings dating from the 18th century to the present day as well as a rare group of sculptures and paintings from the 1950s to 1980s illustrating the Nouvelle Ecole Paris movement we can also take a stroll in the museum's park where we can discover monumental sculptures Would you like to discover this museum? Then take advantage of this new edition of the Nuit des Musées to come and admire the permanent collections of this place of art and culture Digital Game "Le Voyage Temporel d'Armande Béjart" (Armande Béjart's Temporal Journey)Saturday 2025 - 16:00 ⤏ 19:00Discover the works of art as the famous actress Armande Béjart travels through time Follow her through the rooms and solve several riddles to uncover all the museum's secrets Free - No reservation required - Continuous activity - Children aged 5 and over le patrimoine des églises de Meudon" exhibition Free - No reservation required - Duration: 30 min Come and discover this magnificent monument and the priceless collections it contains the tournament brings together major professional clubs This first top-level mixed tournament offers a real showcase for women's soccer as women and men take part in the same match Each club must field two teams to take part: 1 men's U15 and 1 women's U16 The aim is for the players to be spotted by scouts, as was the case with Eduardo Camavinga, Ousmane Camara and Elye Wahi, now all professional players at major clubs. Thisyear ,amputee players from the Paris FC HandiFoot team will be on hand to give juggling demonstrations If you can't make it, the matches will also be broadcast live and in full on the Paris FC website and on the Molotov TV platform A chance to get away from it all for a few hours, not far from Paris, and discover places that are easily accessible by metro, RER, bus or Transilien. Walking tours, exhibitions, festivals, shows and cinema.. original exhibitions and new attractions.. discover the program of outings in the Paris region this weekend Cocorico, the free educational farm in Herblay-sur-Seine (95)In Herblay-sur-Seine, don't miss Cocorico, the town's educational farm: free and open to all, it's a great opportunity for a family outing to the farm. [Read more] TheUCPA Sport Station in Meudon is famous for its large ice rink where you can come and cheer on the town's ice hockey team during their matches you can practice a wide range of disciplines with the option of practicing by the session or with a membership The huge ice rink at UCPA Sport Station, Meudon (92)Near Meudon, in the Hauts-de-Seine department, the UCPA Sport Station sports center offers squash, tennis, fitness sessions... But also ice skating, on its huge rink. [Read more] you can opt for single sessions - with entry to the skating rink a padel or squash session,an indoor tree-climbing session - or an all-inclusive subscription you can expect to pay as little as €4 for entry to the ice rink €29.90 per month for an unlimited fitness membership €18 for squash (2 players) or €49.90 for an all-inclusive membership (including ice rink whether you're a weekend warrior or a fitness addict head to Meudon to discover this multi-disciplinary gym scheduled for the weekend of September 21 and 22 where an exciting program of visits awaits you Plenty to keep you busy over the weekend of September 21 and 22 what does the town of Meudon have in store for us for the 41st Heritage Days Heritage Days 2024 at CNRS Meudon - Bellevue le programme est mis à jour en fonction des annonces officielles Heritage Days 2024 at the Orangerie du Domaine National de Meudon Heritage Days 2024 at Meudon's Hôtel des métiers d'art Journées du Patrimoine 2024 at the Observatoire / route Royale crossroads in Meudon Heritage Days 2024 at the Musée d'art et d'Histoire de Meudon Heritage Days 2024 at the Paris Observatory - Meudon site Heritage Days 2024 at Meudon's municipal greenhouses Heritage Days 2024 on the Observatory terraceAucun événement annoncé à ce jour Heritage Days 2024 at the Villa André Bloc Journées du Patrimoine 2024 at Village Éducatif Saint-Philippe Apprentis d'Auteuil Since 2019, at the beginning of spring the curious and art lovers are invited to stroll visit and participate in special animations around sculpture and art A number of institutions are taking part in this free event offering the public a range of attractive events Among the event's partners and participants are 24 sites Printemps de la Sculpture returns for a seventh edition numerous events are organized in the Hauts-de-Seine region You can already reserve the date of March 26 2025: a special afternoon is planned for children in the Parc de l'Île Saint-Germain Printemps de la Sculpture 2025: entertainment at La Seine musicaleIn March 2025, head for the Seine musicale to enjoy the free events organized for the new edition of Printemps de la Sculpture. [Read more] Ready for a lovely stroll among the sculptures in fine weather The Thinker, The Kiss, The Gates of Hell... Auguste Rodin created some of the world's most famous sculptures. What if you could admire them for free, during a festive evening? It couldn't be easier: take part in the Nuit des Musées at the Musée Rodin in Meudon This Saturday, head to Hauts-de-Seine to visit Auguste Rodin's former home and studio The sculptor 's last home has now been transformed into a museum allowing the curious and art-lovers alike to discover and admire the artist's works studio and park are home to numerous sculptures and plaster casts giving us a better understanding of Rodin's creative process All these works can be seen during the Nuit des Musées This major cultural event is a delight for lovers of art and heritage: for one evening many museums in Paris and the Ile-de-France region open their doors free of charge and organize a variety of events to encourage the general public to (re)discover the treasures preserved in France Here's what the Rodin Museum in Meudon has planned for this very special evening A lovely evening to enjoy with family and friends this May Pointe du Lac station) and various bus routes socio-cultural convention center with a range of innovative spaces It's on the 4th floor of this building that you'll discover the panoramic restaurant and its 3 huge terraces of no less than 600 m2 cooked over a wood-fired oven in keeping with tradition real burgers and sweet or savoury pancakes are served alongside granola and delicious French toast brioche Among the 3 terraces, on the right-hand side on arrival, we discover the Beer Garden and its large festive tables, ideal for afterwork or an aperitif with friends you can help yourself to a variety of beers allowing you to sample a little of everything There's also a nice short menu of tapas to share On the left-hand side, a lovely long terrace, with shaded umbrellas but also sunny Opposite the restaurant is the 3rd terrace on two levels A classic terrace with tables and garden furniture and two sunken terraces with poufs and deckchairs so you can enjoy the music and lively evenings These different areas can also be privatized for your festive events On these different spots, you can choose from the à la table menu or the tapas menu, offering mixed planks, falafel, spicy guacamole, hummus and other delights to share in the company of great cocktails or mocktails As you'll have guessed, this new rooftop with its many different areas open to all is sure to delight our evenings and Sundays It's open to us from Wednesday to Saturday from 5 p.m Rooftops in Paris: The most beautiful terraces for a breathtaking viewDiscover the most beautiful rooftop terraces in Paris to enjoy a drink or a meal with a panoramic view of the capital. [Read more] This test was conducted as part of a professional invitation First Prize-winner of the competition for the new cultural center of Meudon-la-Forêt, Serero Architects has designed a building wrapped by an organic concrete shell. The project will be presented at the mediatheque of Meudon until July 10th, 2010. More images and architect’s description after the break. Courtesy of Serero ArchitectsTeam: SERERO architectes / David Serero France Client: City of Meudon Landscape designer: OLM BET Structure et Fluides: Scoping Stage Equipment: SCENE Acoustic engineer: ABB Acoustique Graphic Design: Atelier 59 Area: 1850m² + 6350 m² outside Budget :5,970,000 € Photography: Courtesy of Serero Architectes You'll now receive updates based on what you follow Personalize your stream and start following your favorite authors If you have done all of this and still can't find the email The TimesDig out those bell bottoms — they won’t be out of place at Hotel Meudon where the decor tips a floppy hat to 1970s chic (the effect is more Faye Dunaway than Bay City Rollers You’ll need them to tune the restored teak-wood Roberts Radios in each of the 29 bedrooms There are modern trappings including TVs and wi-fi watch the unfurling Cornish weather from an Ercol or Parker Knoll chair facing the picture windows in a lounge along paths weaving across eight acres of subtropical gardens Berghaus jackets and muddy dogs are the daytime accessories of choice at this informal hotel while in the evening Meudon is transformed with mood lighting classic cocktails and generous seafood suppers Main photo: Hotel Meudon on Cornwall’s southern coast (Lee Searle) Seventies chic reigns in the rooms at Hotel Meudon (Lee Searle)Score 8/10Hotel Meudon is a mongrel of a building — the main house dates from the 1800s while the hotel’s two-wing extension is from the 1970s from cosy doubles to suites with bigger bathrooms and spacious seating areas with G Plan-style bespoke fitted wooden wardrobes and headboards in the rooms rattan light shades and stripy orange and brown throws the retro aesthetic does not extend to the bathrooms — about half have baths — which have white suites and tiles plus smellies from the Cornish brand Bloom Remedies Accessible options are rooms one and two on the ground floor Rooms 29 and 30 can be booked to interconnect for families Dogs are welcome everywhere except the main restaurant Creative cocktails at Freddie’s Bar (Lee Searle)Score 8/10Get the evening started at Freddie’s — a dimly lit red-walled speakeasy-like bar — serving cocktails on a Cornish theme (Pirates Dinghy with local rum While the garden-facing restaurant downstairs carries on the 1970s vibes with a sun clock and shapely floor lamps with a seafood-heavy menu from David Waters the Cornish-born head chef who previously worked with Nathan Outlaw in Port Isaac Thickly sliced cured salmon with a lemon and horseradish sauce might kick things off followed by a chunky fish stew with fennel and leek or locally caught hake with butter beans and chorizo with perfectly sized pots of crème brûlée and raspberry souffle with a few bells and whistles from Lebanon and nearby Camel Valley vineyard There is a small buffet breakfast offering local yoghurt plus cooked-to-order items including bubble and squeak • Best beaches in Cornwall• Cornwall v Devon: which is better? Escape to the secluded beach at Bream Cove (Lee Searle)Score 8/10The gardens are reason alone to visit — the Fox family who once owned the house were Victorian botanists bringing back plants from their travels At the top of the valley are beach trees and fragrant camellias but further down the planting gets wilder and thicker — an Australian Wollemi pine (once thought to be extinct) means you half expect a Tyrannosaurus rex to emerge from behind the giant ferns where in summer the hotel runs a tea hut from a horse box just one treatment room with a waiting area The treatment menu ranges from foot massages to facials We recommend a bespoke deep-tissue massage — be warned Sarah will squeeze out all of your back’s knots in less than an hour Score 9/10Hotel Meudon’s location south of Falmouth on Cornwall’s southern coast means there’s lots to see in an area renowned for its gardens Trebah Garden — also created by the Fox family — is around a ten-minute drive west from Hotel Meudon and full of ferns rhododendrons and gunneras (£16; trebahgarden.co.uk) a National Trust house with River Fal estuary views an excellent second-hand bookshop and two cafés for obligatory cream teas (from £14; nationaltrust.org.uk) itself on the South West Coast Path; turn right to take in the beauty spots of Rosemullion Head and Porth Saxon Beach Price B&B doubles from £129Restaurant two courses from £30Family-friendly Y Dog-friendly Y Accessible Y • Best hotels in Cornwall• Best boutique hotels in the UK Sign up for the Times Travel Newsletter here What do you get when you convert a former blimp hangar (the world’s first) into an exhibition space, combine it with a hexagonal lake designed by André Le Nôtre for the royal Meudon estate, and round it off with a sculpture park forming an artistic pathway around the water? Hangar Y – the latest must-visit destination in the Paris area just 45 minutes by public transportation from the Eiffel Tower The name of the site is a reference to the imposing metallic structure that was previously used as an assembly hall and storage location for dirigibles The organization is looking to use the 25 acres of land to achieve the appeal of both the Grand Palais and the Palais de Tokyo The first of these Parisian institutions is currently being renovated and usually hosts the capital’s biggest exhibitions while the second is a shrine to contemporary art in the 16th arrondissement The history of Hangar Y began with the 1878 Exposition Universelle Designed to be an annex of the Galerie des Machines on the Champ-de-Mars the building was moved the following year to the Parc de Meudon the building in brick and iron is illuminated by large windows and stands as a testament to the industrial architecture of the second half of the 19th century The central nave is 85 feet high – more than enough to accommodate military balloons and was even used as Marc Chagall’s studio The painter moved there in 1964 to assemble the 13 panels for the new ceiling of the Opéra Garnier Another equally unique space – an open-air art trail – is found next to this metallic cathedral A sculpture by Adel Abdessemed marks the start Die Taubenpost depicts a pair of carrier pigeons over six feet high carrying explosive charges on their backs instead of letters Other surprises line the forest path snaking around the lake such as a curious little house built with kitchen utensils by Subodh Gupta a thousand-year-old olive tree in white enamel by Ugo Rondinone a life-size dinosaur footprint by Laurent Le Deunff In total, 19 of today’s leading international names offer “a poetic interlude in a historic, iconic site in the Paris region.” Visitors will also enjoy the bookstore on the theme of French aeronautics, a modular space in wood and steel designed to host conferences and workshops, and two restaurants – an informal outdoor eatery under the trees serving tapas and ice cream a “modern brasserie” led by Michelin-star chef Guillaume Sanchez featuring fish and shellfish specialties with a waterside terrace which was the first Parisian museum to break from traditional art spaces It also hopes to become an incubator for talent across multiple creative disciplines Having returned to the French capital after several years in Los Angeles choreographer Benjamin Millepied recently installed his Paris Dance Project here the former New York City Ballet star aims to build bridges between classical and contemporary dance while training the next generation of choreographers as he did in California with the L.A This mission is perfectly in keeping with Hangar Y’s vocation to write a “new creative history at the crossroads of art Article published in the October 2023 issue of France-Amérique. Subscribe to the magazine Discover the best of  France-Amérique every week in our newsletter when the building hosted the world's first closed-circuit airship flight this jewel of 19th-century industrial architecture fell into oblivion After being transformed into the first Air and Space Museum after the First World War Hangar Y closed its doors for good in 1981 the site passed into the hands of the French Ministry of Culture We'll have to wait until 2018 to see the rehabilitation project come to fruition After a pre-opening in 2022, the Hangar Y will truly rise from the ashes in 2023 Already open to privatization since January But what can we expect? The artistic program orchestrated by the Art Explora Foundation promises to be rich and eclectic we had the opportunity to discover this new cultural mecca in the Paris region you can't help but be impressed by the grandeur of Hangar Y Our gaze is immediately drawn to the incredible glass roof and the beautiful luminosity that only enhances the works on display and the mezzanines on either side of the central nave But the highlight of the show is to be discovered from above Suspended from the structure is the monumental permanent installation by Korean artist Lee Bul this majestic work in the shape of a dirigible balloon is a real eye-catcher While Gupta has created an incredible work entitled " Cooking the world " from over 1,000 used pots and pans from India Boltanski bewitches us with his 180 twinkling bells This allows you to rediscover the site and enjoy its unique setting Note that the park is open to visitors free of charge during the week are you ready to push open the doors of the new Hangar Y in Meudon 2023 to discover this new cultural venue in the Paris region After all, Wednesdays are children's days! It's the perfect opportunity to introduce them to this immense green spaceand the works it contains forming an artistic and entertaining open-air trail 19 leading names on today's international scene have left their poetic installations and sculptures here Along the pond, visitors can also enjoy exclusive sound creations and soak up the sounds around them. A children's playground picnic tables and benches throughout the park invite you to slow down for a day or an afternoon Let's make the most of these free Wednesdays Founded in 1876 through the initiative of Jules Janssen this observatory is entirely devoted to astrophysics It gradually acquired impressive and innovative instruments Although it joined forces with the Paris Observatory in 1926 it has nevertheless kept its scientific specificity but the Sun is observed daily whenever possible and many astrophysicists continue to work at the Observatory Click on the points of interest and the text will appear below the map Be vigilant ! Increase in attempts to impersonate Eiffage and its subsidiaries (use of fake email addresses, fraudulent websites, etc.). More details here. Inventing the future with a human perspective means continuing to grow while staying true to who we are Maintain our balance between construction and concessions businesses  Eiffage puts at your disposal tools to facilitate your exchanges with the group Find here all the news Eiffage Group and stay connected on our application and networks through its subsidiaries Eiffage Construction and Goyer recently won the generalcontracting project to create Hélios 2 a 37,945 m2 extension to the Campus Thales - Hélios located in the Vélizy-Meudon commercial hub the project covers the creation of a six-storey building containing offices and industrial spaces communal spaces including a company restaurant area and an underground parking on three levels The site will be enhanced by planted terraces and 9,000 m2 of exterior green space is aiming for certifications including Breeam 2016 at Excellent level the Eiffage subsidiary and French leader in the design will be responsible for all exterior joinery (curtain walls aluminium frames and glass panels) on the main building and also the zinc sunshades for the parking silo The teams will have to successfully complete the operation for delivery in mid-2026 This new contract is testament to Covivio’s continuing confidence in the Eiffage Group which has already created close to 97,000 m2 of commercial properties on adjacent sites About Eiffage Eiffage is one of Europe’s leading construction and concessions companies In the forest of Meudon, in the Hauts-de-Seine department of France, it's said that you can climb trees, slide down toboggans attached to branches, and even experience a whole host of family thrills, even for the very youngest... So come along toEcoparc Légendes de Meudon to discover the perched huts and the wonderful world of the little people of the forest From mid-February,Ecoparc Légendes de Meudon will be open from 1pm to 6pm every day during theFebruary 2024 school vacations especially as the Ecoparc is located not far from the capital including the very youngest from the age of 2 The big news of this new season is the XXL ball pool into which young and old can (of course) throw themselves Admission toEcoparc includes 1h30 of activities in the various structures: €5 per child aged 2 to 4 with an accompanying adult counted in the fee so you can spend a lovely afternoon or day outdoors which might be better described as The Hotel Inspector Repeats since the bulk of the programme is made up of footage from a previous series with Polizzi dropping by towards the end to see how things have come on since because turning around a failing hotel – or failing to – takes the sort of time that TV producers can't spare The original broadcast is tidily compressed into highlights and the intervening gap provides a reveal worth revealing (this is also often true of Grand Designs Revisited) you won't remember the programme from the first time around It's been two years since Polizzi first turned up at the Meudon Hotel in Cornwall an underperforming family concern run by father-and-son team Harry and Mark Pilgrim including extensive gardens and a private beach a weird pricing structure (standard room £110 per night "The AA took away our rosette a long time ago," said Harry Mark already had a firm grasp of the nature of the Meudon's difficulties "It's probably fair to say that our customer base is between 60 and dead," he told Polizzi perfectly understood his role as a reality TV subject: "She's probably going to suggest a lot of changes that who also doubles as "The Fixer" on BBC2 is not an interventionist of the Gordon Ramsay stripe calls people darling a lot and is wont to lay a hand on a sagging shoulder I'm pretty sure she could convince me to borrow an enormous amount of money from the bank just by looking at me with understanding eyes "The decorator deserves to be bitch-slapped," she said which was the type of remark we were still tolerating two years ago which is The Hotel Inspector's principal advantage Harry the father is resistant to change and unwilling to relinquish the reins to his son has the weary air and resigned wit of a hostage to inheritance: he has nowhere to go but nowhere "No matter how far you climb up the managerial ladder," he says "your hand is never far from the S-bend." Everyone can relate to that even people who have had the foresight not to run a failing hotel It's amazing how many essentially existential problems can be solved by ripping up some swirly carpet and hanging new curtains by having Mark's sister Gaye step in and run the place Gaye had apparently not set foot in the hotel in 15 years but was moved to stage an intervention of her own effectively retiring the old man and transferring Mark's talents to the garden darling!" said Polizzi as she toured the revamped Meudon A scrap of the horrible carpet remains in reception the wonky bedside tables and Mark and Harry's mildly toxic working relationship are all gone Over on BBC4, Dan Cruickshank is inspecting royal palaces, looking with a kinder eye on both the careworn and the out of place, from the abandoned grace-and-favour apartments of Hampton Court to the bemusing interactive displays currently gracing Kensington Palace. In this, the middle instalment of Majesty and Mortar: Britain's Great Palaces which really got going in the Victorian era but has its roots in the Restoration when Charles II assembled a bunch of old armour into a historical parade called the Line of Kings The armour sat astride wooden horses carved once I'd checked that apes of the family Hylobatidae were both capable of delicate woodcarving and only too happy to engage in it referring to the 17th-century sculptor whose work is all over St Paul's cathedral The Sunday TimesSouth of Falmouth — so definitely in the right ballpark — we finally got the sat-nav out I don’t usually like to do this until I’m 100 per cent sure that I’ve got us lost in goes “Hotel Meudon” and out pops the time to destination: ten and a half hours You could have refilled the car’s fuel tank with the tension The route being mapped out was to Meudon near Paris via some homesick Napoleonic prisoners of war who worked on and christened a nearby farmhouse But the sat-nav confusion somehow felt apt — this was very definitely under-the-radar Cornwall “Be more than you seem to be,” Frederick the Great said and there’s always something satisfying about hotels that adopt this ethos tarmac — first impressions here are less upmarket hotel But as guests (and perhaps the odd baffled outpatient) quickly discover what lies beyond this anodyne façade is a property rich with beauty in a setting that could go toe to toe with the finest in Cornwall Paddling Frenchman’s Creek with Koru KayakingFirst let’s talk about the eight acres of subtropical gardens steep-sided valley that cradles an elegant sliver of distant ocean and so exuberant you’d almost be advised to pack a machete with your SPF50 on those walks down to the private beach Nearest the hotel all is relatively tame: pristine fingers of grass pointing seawards But pretty soon things go all Jurassic Park: giant thick-trunked tree ferns; contorted roots rearing up like kids’ climbing frames; rhododendrons in which you could happily hide a house; the huge purply tusks of giant viper’s bugloss; Gunnera manicata (giant rhubarb) with leaves the diameter of a golf umbrella used the gardens like a horticultural “sweet shop” utilising their Falmouth Packet postal ships to bring back all manner of flora from around the world Given the fabled Cornish microclimate and the sheltered valley setting most of these alien newcomers had little trouble putting down roots it’s a tropical paradise all right,” says Ashley Gray whose impromptu tours are already much in demand referencing the public gardens a couple of miles west But whereas the beach at Trebah is a crowded affair with an ice-cream queue as long as the Helford River Meudon’s strand — the charmingly named Bream Cove — is largely empty at least: just a couple of families with dogs (the beach some South West Coast Path hikers soothing sore soles and one chap lying face down on the tiny pebbles “I may well do unless I find what I’m looking for.” it transpires — the basis of his wife’s jewellery business The beauty of Hotel Meudon’s valley-prow setting is only really apparent as you hack your way back up the jungle path: far enough to feel secluded in those gardens yet close enough to the beach for a cheeky swim after dinner — and for the breaking waves to be audible above the crepuscular chatter of birdsong and anguished peacock cries the hotel is redolent of a benign Scottish baron’s weekend home The roof is crenellated; warming red brick flows into a glass-roofed colonnaded lower floor housing the expansive dining room The building clings to the side of the valley seemingly held in place by a concertinaed umbilical cord that leads to the Sanctuary Suite spa and the hotel’s 29 bedrooms In its previous incarnation — also a hotel — the property attracted clientele who tended to be loyal and creaking so zinging things up and bringing the average age down are priorities Expect playful colours and 1960s-style geometric patterns offsetting Parker Knoll chairs and corpulent window-seat cushions in the drawing room bespoke furniture and boldly contemporary artwork in the guest rooms and a cocktail list that includes an aged Old Fashioned and a dangerously moreish spiced mojito is just a fridge door away from being a speakeasy Family pets are welcome at the hotelLEE SEARLESigned and framed menus from the world’s best restaurants add an inventive flavour to the walls around the staircase (and a reminder that El Bulli really was quite something) the idea of “the chairman” — Nigel Chapman which counts Woolley Grange near Bath and the Ickworth in Suffolk among its stable is fixated on using the very best of the county’s natural larder dill and olive salad with anchovy dressing; spiced roast lamb rump bulgar and pumpkin seeds — you’ll struggle to find many ingredients in these dishes that originated beyond Cornwall will almost certainly try to talk you into the wondrous chariot de fromages (“cheese trolley” in Cornish) statement-socks type who has worked with Gordon Ramsay and Jason Atherton and he loves the theatre of the thing — you’ll love the potent Cornish blue Mouser is training a young and inexperienced team (it’s true what you’ve read about the post-Brexit hospitality staffing crisis); the chocolate “mouse” on the kids’ menu which caused concern among the younger members of our party But wrinkles will be ironed out and what staff lack in polish they make up for in enthusiasm — and who better for tips on what to see and do in this corner of Cornwall than some scrupulously polite former Falmouth University students Our tips included a majestic kayaking expedition up the Helford to the Frenchman’s Creek made famous by Daphne du Maurier (Roger Taylor’s riverfront estate caused more excitement for my Queen-obsessed girls) and a crossing on the Helford Ferry for a pint in the salty village boozer the Shipwrights Arms Falmouth is within easy reach should you wish to remind yourself that — away from this little pocket of impenetrable calm — Cornwall is in the throes of a frenzied staycation summer Duncan Craig was a guest of Hotel Meudon, which has B&B doubles from £119, Trebah Garden (adult £12, child £6) and Koru Kayaking which offers two-hour guided trips from £45pp Follow Times Travel on Instagram and Twitter and sign up for our weekly Travel newsletter for all the latest articles expert advice and inspiration for your next trip Boutique Hotelier Hotel Meudon near Falmouth in Cornwall has appointed a new head chef David Waters has joined the independently-owned hotel armed with experience at the likes of two-Michelin-starred Restaurant Nathan Outlaw Waters has also worked at the Victoria Inn at Perranuthnoe which achieved 2 AA Rosettes he said: “I can’t wait to get out into the gardens We’re going to start by growing micro-herbs for the kitchen but I’d like to use homegrown fruit and veg to elevate dishes e.g garnish desserts with strawberries grown in the garden.” he adds: “I would say that it’s produce-led I’m super excited about using local produce Cornish fish is some of the best in the world A new lunch menu is also being introduced at Hotel Meudon It will be a three-course menu priced at £45 PP A surf and turf menu will also be rolled out on Saturday evenings during May  “My goals and aspirations are to continue developing the success of Restaurant Meudon and to put my stamp on the local food scene” Late 2021, Savills completed the sale of Meudon Country House Hotel and Bream House in Cornwall 4-star Manor House Hotel comprises 30 bedrooms situated in eight acres of historic subtropical gardens which date back to the 1800s (…un jour je raconterai comment François Mitterrand a accepté ma requête de décerner la Légion d’honneur au GMI Boris Spassky et…) Spassky surfaces – on Russia 1TV’s Tonight Show CHESSBASE NEWS 30.01.2013 – You read about it last August: 75-year-old former World Champion fled from his house in Meudon near Paris .. Last weekend’s Tonight Show (Сегодня Вечером), a top Saturday programme on the main Russian TV Channel 1, was dedicated to the 75th Anniversary of Vladimir Vysotsky and actor whose career had an immense and enduring effect on Russian culture Vysotsky did a song on the 1972 Spassky-Fischer match which was the reason why Boris Spassky was invited by the popular television host Andrey Malakhov to appear on the show including 1981 Oscar winner Vladimir Menshov In the following video of the show you need to jump forward to 64 min 30 sec and run it until 69 min 45 sec Our colleague Valery Golubenko has kindly made an English language transcription of this segment with assistance provided by Steve Giddins: You can also watch the show at the original 1TV site Television host: Another song of Vladimir Vysotsky was written under the impression of nationwide foreboding before the chess match between Boris Spassky and Robert Fischer. Then, 66 minutes into the segment: « And today in our studio the legendary chess player, world chess champion from 1969 to 1972 years, Boris Spassky! Boris Vassilievich, good evening! How do you feel about the song that Vysotsky dedicated to you? » Boris Spassky: I just listened to this song. I must say that this song didn’t impressed me at all. The real drama of our match touched me so intensely, I felt all the small details. It seemed to me that this song… [Television Host: … over simplifies the situation?] Yes, in a manner of speaking… Television Host: And did you manage to meet and touch base with Vysotsky in person, and tell him that? Television host: We have heard in more recent times that at moments of great stress, Vladimir Semyonovich sought help from drink. And what about you, as a chess player? Indeed, you also need to relax. I know how huge stress you do experience before games… Boris Spassky: I didn’t experience any stress. I was sure I could win this match. Television host: So you didn’t experience any insomnia or something else? Iron nerves… Boris Spassky: Yes, I was in quite good shape [applause]. Nevertheless I was crushed by Fischer in this match. So, the real hero of this song is in fact Bobby Fischer, with whom I was on very friendly terms, by the way. He was my friend. Television host: But now you live in Russia, I cannot but ask you? Because you are really… [broken phrase] Boris Spassky: Yes, yes, I live in Russia. Television host: With France that’s it? You are finished? Boris Spassky: With France, yes… [applause] When I’m in Russia I miss France, when I’m in France I miss Russia. Likely, the same happened with Vladimir Semyonovich, I guess. Television host: If Vysotsky were alive today, to whom or what events would he dedicate his songs? Boris Spassky: This question is too difficult for me. So, I resign [applause]. I cannot answer it. Television host: Boris Spassky was not the only Russian whom Vladimir Vysotsky dedicated his songs… Closing statement by Boris Spassky [77 min 27 sec]: In my opinion Vladimir Semyonovich possessed an advanced personal quality of the social responsibility (Voice Off: It is true) it’s felt in all his songs even just now… Copyright Golubenko/ChessBase Le documentaire sur le matador péruvien Roca Rey a suscité chez Arrabal quelques réflexions sur la terrifiante agonie du taureau et sa mystique. À l’Opéra Bastille Fernando Arrabal a été témoin de la représentation triomphale des «Puritains» de Bellini, avec Lisette Oropesa dans le rôle-titre. Les répétitions de "Crumbs de confinement" de Fernando Arrabal ont démarré dans plusieurs pays. Les échanges de la comédienne avec son dramaturge. Il s’est occulté le lendemain de la nativité d’Henri Rousseau (« le douanier » à cause d’Alfred Jarry). Il a été un homme, un intellectuel et un ... 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De 15h à 21h30′ Hoy: 17-V-XX: Online Steinitz Memorial (en directo, libre) Magnus Carlsen, campeón del mundo Alexander Grischuk, ... … Norvège, Corée du Sud, Singapour, Hong Kong, République Tchèque… …nos vies sont des fleuves qui vont se perdre dans la mer   … ... france all images courtesy of serero architects paris-based serero architects has won the competition for a new cultural center in meudon-la-foret the building features an organic concrete shell with punched out windows inspired by the nature of tree canopies following the existing orthogonal grid of the district the center fits into the surrounding urban context while still having an identity a key component of the design was to delimit space the 300-seat auditorium stands in the center of the complex with public and administrative programs bordering the core natural light is widely facilitated through the trapezoidal windows the curtain wall on the ground floor and the sheds on the roof of the studios the sheds are equipped with lamps which are connected to photosensitive cells to gradually switch on to make up for the lack of sunlight at the end of the day an important element of the project is the roof which is constructed out of white concrete with bits of local gravel and limestone integrated into its performance are devices for controlling the internal light and thermal atmosphere of the building photovoltaic panels will be installed on the south side of the slopped roof to harvest energy for electrical use exploded axo which shows the auditorium in the center and two levels of reception client: city of meudon design team: david serero fabrice zaini interior area: 1850 m2 exterior area: 6350 m2 budget: 5,970,000 € structural engineer: scoping landscape designer: OLM BET stage equipment: scene acoustic engineer: ABB acoustique graphic design: atelier 59 AXOR presents three bathroom concepts that are not merely places of function but destinations in themselves — sanctuaries of style Off the beaten track and with access to a secluded beach and acres of subtropical gardens the newly revamped Hotel Meudon is a bit of a Cornish coastal gem Read our review Follow the coast south from Falmouth, leaving behind the bustle of the town and just before you come to the Helford River, you’ll find Hotel Meudon Revamped and revitalised under new ownership in 2021 this previously family owned hotel has kept so many of the things that the loyal (but ageing) clientele returned for year after year whilst gently bringing things up to date Much of the nicest original mid-century furniture has been retained and given a new lease of life as well as other modern vintage touches throughout the hotel All rooms have been updated and redesigned and glass balconies offering inviting places to relax to maximise the Cornish sunlight as well as an Inland Facing Suite with two bedrooms and two bathrooms The drawing room and Freddie’s cocktail bar can be found in the older main building which dates back to the 1800s with the main hotel from the mid-1970s complete with inside grapevine serves up inventive and delicious food showcasing the very best Cornwall has to offer (head chef David Waters really is spoilt for choice down here) including lunch (small bites) all of which are served to residents and non-residents alike The jewel in Hotel Meudon’s crown is that it is set in eight acres of subtropical gardens at the bottom of which you will find a secluded beach Grab your coffee and treats from the Bream Box at the bottom of the garden as you pass the gate by the South West Coast Path; the beach is perfect for wild swimming or just a lovely place to while away an afternoon with a book That’s if you don’t get distracted by a lounger in the garden or even on one of the many Ercol chairs in the conservatory like ‘bridge’ reading room as it is a bijou selection of well executed treatments including massages and manicure/pedicures in the Sanctuary Suite Dog-friendly (including gardens and beach) as well as welcoming to families the hotel also has accessible rooms and a self-catering cottage in what was once the Head Gardener’s residence Website: https://www.meudon.co.uk/ Email: reservations@meudon.co.uk Open in Google Maps Don't already know how splendiferous we are? 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Whether you want to leave your feedback, ask a question or need help - click here to get in touch with us Reader Treats Terms & ConditionsRead our Privacy Policy and Terms & Conditions here embodies a rich heritage of French history this unique site comprises three distinct areas: the hangar Its reopening to the public in spring 2023 aims to highlight its architectural aeronautical and artistic importance since the 16th century Away from the hustle and bustle of the capital it’s the perfect place to catch your breath Enjoy its natural surroundings and marvel at its impressive architecture And to round off its already rich cultural offering Candlelight concerts will soon be lighting their candles under its oversized ceiling Let the venue lull you into the world of Queen or ABBA all musical genres are interpreted in a classical version to blur the lines and create a musical experience beyond boundaries A place with so much history could only welcome a project in line with its past and in the image of the World’s Fair it once housed Hangar Y continues to be a center for culture and innovation Put on your mixed reality helmets (allowing the fusion of reality and the virtual) and set off to discover the highlights and past of the place You’ll come away from this 30-minute tour with all the knowledge you need to understand the Hangar’s history In a space combining modernity and comfort the Hangar Y restaurant awaits you with its waterside terrace Enjoy a fine meal in this intimate setting an emblem of late 19th century industrial architecture the hangar reuses a section of the Grande Galerie des Machines from the 1878 Universal Exhibition to house airships Its large glass roof and 23-meter high ceilings provide exceptional luminosity while its northerly aspect and surrounding vegetation protect it from overpowering sunlight played a major role in French aeronautics from the 19th century to the First World War it housed the Chalais Meudon aerostatic establishment Hangar Y continued to be a center of innovation until the end of the First World War manufacturing airships and balloons for the Allies it became the first Air and Space Museum in 1921 exhibiting aeronautical treasures and illustrating their role in the defense of France one of the most famous artists to have settled in France in the 20th century devoted his talent to creating the ceiling of the Opéra Garnier provides the ideal space to assemble the 13 ceiling panels the completed ceiling was transported to the Opéra Garnier revealing its splendor to the public on September 23 Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker The eco-friendly and ethical trail in the Meudon forest will take place this Saturday September 7, 2019 with Team GORE Wear and Yoann Stuck. 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We're here to provide you with more information or connect you with the right people to help with your needs Earth Day 2025: the role of solar power in commercial real estate Earth Day is the world’s largest environmental awareness initiative 2025’s theme – ‘Our Power Our Planet’ – spotlights the urgent need to scale up renewable energy to triple clean electricity generation worldwide by 2030.  4-star Manor House Hotel provides 30 en suite bedrooms nestled in over eight acres of historic subtropical gardens which date back to the 1800s and enjoys views over the gardens to Bream Cove The hotel’s facilities include AA Rosette restaurant Scenic al-fresco dining is also provided on the landscaped lawns and terraces Harry and Val Pilgrim bought Meudon in 1964 and built the hotel opening as "the premier hotel in Cornwall" charging £5 per day to stay in 1966.  a substantial five bedroom house in a private position on the headland with outstanding views over Falmouth Bay associate director in the hotels team at Savills Exeter says: “Meudon Hotel provides a unique experience to its guests from its outstanding private location on the south coast of Cornwall to the mature gardens and private beach locations that can provide that right mix of experiences close to tourist destinations will continue to perform well and we expect demand for these assets to remain strong in 2021.” ' + articleIntroContainer[0].innerHTML + '