Écluse de Kembs-Niffer
Kembs, France
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The Écluse de Kembs-Niffer is a lock designed by Le Corbusier and completed in 2000 in Kembs, France. Recognized as a twentieth-century heritage monument and inscribed on the national historic register, it was selected in 2020 by the mission for identifying endangered architectural patrimony, attesting to its significance as a late work exemplifying Le Corbusier's principles applied to hydraulic infrastructure.
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- Built
- Type
- lock
- Heritage
- monument sélectionné par la mission d'identification du patrimoine immobilier en péril (2020), monument historique inscrit
- Place
- Kembs, France
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