Technopôle Metz 2000

Marked by the great architectural trends that have marked our city's history, contemporary Metz has also embraced architectural creation. Whether it's the Technopôle Metz 2000, whose projects from 1984 onwards have created a real style - such as the CESCOM, designed by Metz architect Longo - or the Quartier de l'Amphithéâtre, where the Palais Omnisports de Metz, designed by renowned architect Chemetov, is being built, or of course the Arsenal, designed by Bofill, Metz's heritage is undoubtedly also rooted in twentieth-century creativity.

In the case of the Metz 2000 Technopôle, the emphasis is on the architectural unity of the site, which has been designed as a new part of the city. This concern for quality is also shared by the site's private real estate players, who have wholeheartedly embraced the city's architectural requirements.
Today, Metz Technopôle is characterized by its many facets: the technological and economic dimension, the human and technical dimension... ambitions for excellence that were placed from the outset in the field of urban planning and architecture. A source of multiple activities linked to the economy, industry, education and research, the Technopôle has won over both the residents of Metz who frequent the shores of Lake Symphonie on Sundays, and the companies who choose the site for the quality of its environment and the harmony of a district that deserves both the qualifier and the noun of Technology Park.