Public facility · 4e

Pavillon de l'Arsenal

The Pavillon de l'Arsenal is the "Centre d'information, de documentation et d'exposition d'urbanisme et d'architecture de Paris et de la métropole parisienne." It is located at 21, boulevard Morland in the 4th arrondissement of Paris, within the Arsenal neighborhood.

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Actually paid

15.8€M

Ordered (contract ceilings)

1.1€M

Works & capital 150 k €Subsidies paid 15.6 €M

Subsidies paid to the operator15.6 €M

PAVILLON DE L ARSENAL →over 7 years · 2018–2024

Break down by year (7 years)

20242.1 €M

20232.1 €M

20222.1 €M

20212.2 €M

20202.4 €M

20192.4 €M

20182.4 €M

The Pavillon de l'Arsenal is a single, unified facility: the two addresses that appear in the deliberations, 21 boulevard Morland and 7/9 rue Agrippa d'Aubigné (4th arrondissement), designate the same building. The association bearing the place's name is its sole occupant and does not operate any other facility. One caveat, however, concerns the recent period: the Morland site is under renovation, the City has temporarily made premises available to the association at 21-27 rue des Blancs-Manteaux (Paris Centre), and programming is being deployed "outside the walls." The operating grants paid during this period therefore fund an activity that is not held entirely within this building.

Works paid for, year by year150 k €

Rénovation partielle Pavillon de l'Arsenal2024150 k €

Contracts signed for this place1.1 €M

Subséquent maîtrise d’œuvre Rénovation Pavillon de L'arsenal SamoDATA ARCHITECTES · 2021927 k €Maîtrise d’œuvre Rénovation Partielle Pavillon de L'arsenalDATA ARCHITECTES · 2020112 k €Assistance à maîtrise d’ouvrage Performance Energetique Pavillon de L'arsenal 21 MorlandETAMINE · 201979 k €

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Subséquent sécurité et protection de la santé 1 Rénovation Pavillon de L'arsenal 75004 SamoBTP CONSULTANTS · 202226 k €

Maximum amount set in the contract, not the final spend: what was actually paid on each contract is not published by the City. Each line links to the contract record.

Key moments

SEPTEMBER 1998Founding framework: missions, staff and premisesThe Council authorized the signing of three founding agreements with the Pavillon (objectives and missions with a grant, provision of staff, provision of municipal premises).

JUNE 2002The City takes over the association's presidencyThe Council approved the association's new bylaws and recorded that the presidency of the Pavillon de l'Arsenal would be held by the City of Paris.

APRIL 2006A councillor takes a jab at the Pavillon, 180,000 visitors in responseOn the occasion of amending the multi-year objectives agreement, Laurent Dominati judged the Pavillon unworthy of a capital city, while Christian Sautter responded by citing 180,000 visitors received in 2005.

APRIL 2006An architectural creation mission enters the agreementThe Council authorized the signing of an amended multi-year agreement incorporating a new "quality and architectural creation" mission.

DECEMBER 2025Morland renovation, programming moves outside the wallsIn December 2025, the Council examined the 2026 grant to the Pavillon de l'Arsenal, described in session as a reference site on the urban history of Greater Paris, while the Morland site renovation and an "outside the walls" deployment of the 2026 programming were mentioned.

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MAY 2000Repairing the administrative building's roofThe Council approved the principle of works to remove the roof covering and install new coverings on the Pavillon's administrative building (7-9 rue Agrippa-d'Aubigné) and authorized the signing of the corresponding contract.

DECEMBER 2004One-off support for equipment and operationsThe Council awarded the Pavillon an operating grant of 70,000 euros and an exceptional equipment grant of 30,000 euros.

NOVEMBER 2008The association called on to bear the costs of its occupancyThe Council authorized the signing of a new occupancy agreement making the association bear the costs of its premises and updating the surface areas occupied (Morland and Agrippa d'Aubigné).

AI reading of 27 documents out of the 187 returned by the search — each line links to its deliberation.

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