#10 Jean-Louis Kerouanton · Hériter d'un futur : L'ile de Nantes et les halles Alstom

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Entretien avec Jean-Louis Kerouanton, Maître de conférence à l'université de Nantes, spécialiste des questions de patrimoine industriel, mais aussi vice-président de cette même université en charge de l'immobilier universitaire. On y évoque les questions de patrimoine autour d'un objet singulier : les halles Alstom sur l'île de Nantes. Retrouvez toutes nos publications et nos podcasts sur dixit.net. Vous pouvez aussi lire l'article tiré de ce podcast. Bonne écoute ! Pour aller plus loin : Guillaume Le Cornec, De fer, de machines et de rêves, 2011 Regardez le prochain numéro de la revue 303 (printemps 2021) qui sera consacrée aux mémoires industrielles. Financé par l'ADEME.

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