ノートルダム火災を利用しているように見えるマクロン大統領・ルーブルピラミッドに続き?
https://blog.goo.ne.jp/afternoon-tea-club-2/e/54f04f8834e6c53a82d176f31386d63f
で、ミッテラン、オランド、マクロンの繋がりと、ノートルダム火災に対する違和感を書きましたが、2015年12月、オランド政権下、シテ島改造が計画されていたようです。
Mission Ile de la Cité : le coeur du coeur
https://www.ladocumentationfrancaise.fr/rapports-publics/174000017/index.shtml
Fondé sur une soixantaine d'entretiens et sur une étude des potentialités de l'île, le rapport dresse, dans un premier temps, le constat d'un objet urbain non identifié, c'est-à-dire à la fois méconnu et ignoré des politiques publiques d'aménagement depuis des décennies. Pour redonner identité et dynamisme à l'Ile de la Cité, il préconise, dans un deuxième chapitre, de constituer un projet d'ensemble composé d'une multitude d'interventions architecturales ciblées capables de mettre en résonance l'île dans sa globalité. Enfin, un troisième et dernier chapitre est consacré à la stratégie à déployer pour mettre en oeuvre ce projet global, stratégie articulant des mesures de court terme et plan d'action aux échéances 2024 et 2040
都合良く、ノートルダム火災?
まあ、「ノートルダム5年内に再建」というのも、考えてみれば2024年パリオリンピックに合わせたスケジュールともいえますね。
Voltaire net
The Hidden Challenge of the Restoration of Notre-Dame
by Thierry Meyssan
The Élysée used the fire of Notre-Dame de Paris to carry out a project that was sleeping in the boxes. It has set new rules, outside tender procedures and respect for heritage not to restore the cathedral, but to transform the Île de la Cité into Europe’s leading tourist’destination on the eve of the Olympic Games of 2024. To avoid judicial constraints, he arbitrarily imposed the hypothesis of a construction incident.
https://www.voltairenet.org/article206340.html
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The Island of the City and the tourism industry
Immediately, the President of the Republic, Emmanuel Macron decided not to rebuild Notre Dame, but to realize a difficult project that had been waiting in drawers for two and a half years.
In December 2015, a mission was sponsored by the President of the Republic, François Hollande, and the Mayor of Paris, Anne Hidalgo. It lasted a whole year while Emmanuel Macron was Minister of Economy, Industry and Digital.
Many personalities participated, including Audrey Azoulay, then Minister of Culture and now Director of Unesco , or the Prefect Patrick Strzoda, then Chief of Staff to the Minister of Interior and today Emmanuel Macron.
It was headed by the President of the National Monuments Center, Philippe Bélaval, and the architect Dominique Perrault.
Noting that the island of the City is, since its remodeling by Baron Haussmann in the nineteenth century, an administrative complex closed to the public, housing the Sainte-Chapelle and the Notre-Dame cathedral in Paris, the mission proposed to transform it into a "Island-monument". The opportunity is provided by the removal of the Palace of Justice, the reorganization of the Prefecture of Police and the hospital of the Hotel Dieu. It will indeed be possible to reorganize everything.
The mission has thus listed 35 coordinated projects, including the creation of underground traffic routes and the canopy of many interior courtyards, to make the island a must-drive for 14 million annual tourists and, possibly, French people.
The report of the mission evokes the incredible commercial value of this project, but does not say a word about the heritage value, particularly spiritual, of Sainte-Chapelle and Notre-Dame that it addresses exclusively as tourist sites, sources potential income.
Unfortunately this ambitious project could not, according to its authors, be realized quickly not so much because of the absence of financing as heavy administrative habits and enormous legal constraints. Although there are only a few people on the island, the slightest expropriation can last for decades. More surprisingly, the director of the National Monuments Center seemed to regret the prohibition to destroy part of the heritage to enhance another part. Etc.
The choices of the Élysée
In the hours that followed, it was obvious that very large funds would be offered by donors ranging from ordinary citizens to large fortunes. The objective of the Élysée was therefore to set up an authority capable of leading both the reconstruction of Notre-Dame and the transformation of the Ile de la Cité.
The next day, April 16, during a televised speech, President Macron declared: "So, yes, we will rebuild Notre-Dame Cathedral even more beautiful, and I want it to be completed within 5 years" [3]. Let’s forget the "I want" characteristic not of a Republican elected, but of a business leader. Five years is extremely short, especially considering the century and a half of the construction of the cathedral. However, it is the time necessary for the work to be completed in time for tourists from the 2024 Olympic Games. This was the date planned by the Bélaval-Perrault mission.
Two days later, on the 17th of April, the Council of Ministers was entirely devoted to the consequences of the fire. Three important decisions were recorded:
• Appoint the former Chief of Staff of the Armed Forces, General Jean-Louis Georgelin, to lead from the Elysee a special representation mission "to ensure the progress of the procedures and work that will be undertaken ».
• Have the parliament adopt a bill governing the collection of funds, regularizing the appointment of General Georgelin who has reached the age limit and above all exempting his mission from all tendering procedures, heritage protection laws, and any constraints that may arise.`
• Launch an international architectural competition to rebuild Notre-Dame.
Another decision was made: to stifle any debate on the causes of the fire in order to avoid a judicial inquiry disturbing this beautiful arrangement.
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