Giorgio Armani
Art direction and photography by Eléonore Djen Noël
There are spaces that speak louder than sound. the car park at Noisy-le-Grand, with its double helix curves of raw concrete and silent, spiralling vastness, is one such place. It does not whisper — it imposes.
Ralph Lauren
Dior
Vivienne Westwood, shoes Tod’s
Photographer Eléonore Djen Noël approached the location as a living architectural entity. Built between 1975 and 1977 by Jacques Kalisz, Roger Salem and urbanist Aymeric Zublena, the building is a monument to a once-future vision — sculptural, severe, and oddly cinematic. It belongs to the lineage of bold urban experiments from the era of the “villes nouvelles”, sharing its landscape with Ricardo Bofill’s iconic Espaces d’Abraxas. Allowing the brutalist contours to breathe and speak, the result is a body of work that captures presencea lingering emotional architecture suspended in time.
Vivienne Westwood
Tod’s
Etro
AD & Photography : Eléonore Djen Noël
Photo Assistants : Ines Manver
Stylist : Isabelle Bardot
Make-up : Feriel Brizini
photo editing : tonic.co and Kakouty Dabirdanesh
Models: Emmanuel Yebe & Abdoul RT, Rock Men Paris
We extend our warmest thanks to the entire team of the car park at Noisy-le-Grand for their generous welcome and support throughout this creative journey.
Their attentiveness was invaluable — and most especially, we thank Nacer, whose kindness left a lasting mark.
