It sounds like a delightful getaway. A week in a remote Dutch village tending to the garden of an absent homeowner; birds tweeting in the trees, a picturesque church just over the lane. But theres something wrong in designer Tom van den Boogaarts surreal and quietly eerie puzzle game. The tools are all missing, the villagers are weird and youve been warned not to go out at night. Plus, the sky is a hallucinogenic haze of red and orange and every once in a while you catch someone watching you from behind a door or through a window. What on earth is going on?Grunn is somehow part gardening sim, part point-and-click adventure and part survival horror thriller. Once you find your shears and trowel you can spend time tidying the hedges and digging up mole hills, but you can also explore the tiny hamlet and its lonely haunted locations, often finding discarded Polaroid snaps which give you photographic clues to where the next tool, implement or puzzle item may be found. Theres a day-night cycle running in the background, and if you do venture out in the dark, odd glitches and ghostly beings are glimpsed at the edges of your vision. As you explore, there are perils to contend with that may well end up killing you then you start again from scratch with only your memories and photos to guide you.The result feels like being trapped in a Alejandro Jodorowsky movie sinister, strange but beautiful and compelling. Everywhere you look there is some unsettling image, from skeletons lying on riverbanks, to bizarre children sitting alone in bus shelters and ferry canteens. The puzzles are shrewd and challenging, and the blocky discordant visuals make the whole environment feel like some sort of uncanny valley of the mind. If youre looking for a very different sort of challenge, in a decidedly unnaturalistic open world, Grunn delivers much, much more than the sedate rural idyll it initially promises.

Call of Duty Black Ops Cold War reportedly cost over $700 million to develop and market, as a new report suggests Activision's shooter's costs are astronomicalTech15:54, 09 Jan 2025This year's CoD has been a huge success(Image: Activision)We covered yesterday how Call of Duty player counts dropping might not be too much of a concern for Activision, but a new report has revealed the staggering cost of making a game in the long-running shooter series.A new report from Stephen Totilo at Game File has revealed the budget for Black Ops Cold War and other titles and it might be the biggest of any budget revealed for any game according to leaked court documents.While there's a good chance GTA 6 will cost a huge amount too, Black Ops 6 comes in at a whopping $700 million. Considering it's the latest entry in an annual franchise, that's a staggering amount of money.Black Ops 6 fans have rallied against recent microtransactions(Image: Activision)The documents reveal that Call of Duty development figures have been climbing. According to the court filing, Activision's Head of Creative for Call of Duty said that Black Ops 3 (2015's game) was developed "over three years with a creative team of hundreds of people" and development costs of over $450 million.2019's Modern Warfare reboot cost over $640 million "throughout the game's lifecycle", Kelly notes, while Black Ops Cold War from 2020 reportedly cost $700 million.For context, a 2023 court filing revealed that The Last of Us Part 2 cost Sony around $220 million to develop.The documents are part of a declaration filed in response to a lawsuit against publisher Activision and Instagram parent company Meta alleging that the game influenced a shooter at Robb Elementary in Uvalde, Texas.The three titles included above were titles the shooter played often.In recent weeks, the Call of Duty community has rallied against a new Event Pass for Black Ops 6, the current game in the series.Between an inability to effectively remove cheaters and an increased focus on microtransactions, community sentiment has dwindled after a strong opening for Black Ops 6.Article continues belowFor the latest breaking news and stories from across the globe from the Daily Star, sign up for our newsletters.RECOMMENDED

Looking for the next Pokemon Trading Card Game expansion? We've got you covered here's everything you need to know about Pokemon TCG Scarlet & Violet Journey TogetherTech15:42, 09 Jan 2025The next Pokemon TCG set has been revealed(Image: Nintendo)Pokemon cards never really went away, but it does feel as though Pokemon TCG Pocket has reignited a passion for the cardboard versions of critters and now the physical version is back.Pokemon TCG Scarlet & Violet Journey Together is the next set coming to the decades-long phenomenon, and as the name suggests, we'll be getting Trainer Pokemon variants in this update, which will be released in Elite Trainer Boxes, and booster boxes.The new set isn't that far away, either here's what will be included (with the new ex Pokemon and Trainer Pokemon) and when you can play.Content cannot be displayed without consentThe new expansion will arrive on March 28, 2026, and the Trainers included so far are N, Iono, Lillie, and Hop, each of which will come with a partner Pokemon of sorts.It marks the second update to the TCG after January's Prismatic Evolutions.With deep trust and steady guidance, Trainers help bring out the best in their Pokmon, says the set's description.The bond they share empowers them to act as one in battle as they push their strength to the limit, including as Pokmon ex!"The set will also arrive in a new language Latin American Spanish. It'll include more than 180 cards, with four Trainer's Pokemon getting ex versions: N's Zoroark ex, Iono's Bellibolt ex, Lillie's Clefairy ex, and Hop's Zacian ex (thanks, Pokebeach).At the end of 2024, the Pokemon Company revealed an Aardman animation crossover, as well as the Mythical Island update for Pokemon TCG Pocket.Pokemon fans also smashed a Guinness World Record with a 24-hour unboxing of the last set, Surging Sparks.Article continues belowFor the latest breaking news and stories from across the globe from the Daily Star, sign up for our newsletters.RECOMMENDED

One analyst seems fairly confident GTA 6 will launch in 2025, and has even narrowed down a release window for Rockstar's upcoming epic here's all we know so farTech15:33, 09 Jan 2025Updated 15:34, 09 Jan 2025Will GTA 6 make 2025 after all?We reported earlier how GTA 6 fans have been itching to put a date on the game's second trailer, but one analyst has gone further potentially plotting a release window on the calendar.Grand Theft Auto 6 is expected to pull in billions of dollars in preorders alone, and its parent company Take-Two's CEO's bullish comments about the project that have George Osborn, creator of the Video Games Industry Memo, confident enough to tell Indy100 that the game is likely to hit 2025 after all."If you think a game is going to slip, you probably want to get people pricing it in before entering the financial year," Osborn explains."And if there was more concern, I think expectations would have been managed a bit more carefully."Take-Two's CEO is making bold predictions for GTA 6(Image: Rockstar Games/AFP via Getty Ima)"Strauss Zelnick, CEO at Take-Two, was talking at the end of December about how the game is going to be phenomenal and if I'm in the PR of those businesses and talking about transparency, I probably wouldn't allow my top executive go out and talk so confidently about that unless that window is made," Osborn adds, but notes Jason Schreier's prediction that the game will slip."I think that was based on two things - some reporting last year that people internally were concerned it would slip and also Rockstar has changed its working practices in a good way to be less reliant on things like crunch culture."So when in 2025 is most likely?Come and join The Daily Star on Bluesky, the social media site set up by ex-Twitter boss Jack Dorsey. It's now the new go-to place for content after a mass exodus of the Elon Musk-owned Twitter/X.Fear not, we're not leaving Twitter/X, but we are jumping on the bandwagon. So come find our new account on https://bsky.app/profile/dailystar.co.uk, and see us social better than the rest.You can also learn more about The Daily Star team in what Bluesky calls a Starter Pack.So what are you waiting for?! Let's M.S.M.F.A (Make Social Media Fun Again)Osborn added: "There is still a chance it could go [delayed to 2026] but I would say the safe money is on an Autumn release and by Autumn I think it would be October or November.""It could be September as that's when GTA 5 launched but I feel October or November would be a more realistic window, especially if there is concern there is a bit more work needed to get it over the line."Article continues belowTime will tell, but here's hoping for some updates in the coming days.For the latest breaking news and stories from across the globe from the Daily Star, sign up for our newsletters.

Rumours point to an April launch (Nintendo)Although the Nintendo Switch 2 is expected to sell millions in the US alone, its suggested its first year wont be as strong as the originals.Given how rabid anticipation is for the Nintendo Switch 2, its unlikely the console will have any trouble selling at launch. In fact, Nintendos apparently bolstering stock to prevent it from selling out, as well as mitigate the inevitable scalping issues.That said, Nintendo would naturally want to see the Switch 2 outperform its older sibling. Obviously, it wont match the original consoles lifetime sales overnight, but one analyst predicts it wont beat it at launch either.While there remains no word of an official reveal or release date from Nintendo, Matt Piscatella, executive director and industry analyst at Circana, has taken a crack at estimating the Switch 2s sales performance, at least in the US.In a post on Bluesky, Piscatella predicts the Switch 2 will sell 4.3 million units in the US by the end of 2025. This is assuming the Switch 2 is released during the first half of this year.For what its worth, recent speculation and rumours point to Nintendo unveiling the console before the end of January, with a launch in the spring.Just this week, accessories manufacturer Genki displayed a replica of the Switch 2 at CES 2025, adding that its accessories for the console will launch in April, suggesting thats also Nintendos target release window.Piscatella adds that these 4.3 million sales would account for approximately a third of all video game console hardware units sold in the US this year, though this doesnt include portable PC devices. Part of the reason its taken this long for new Nintendo hardware is because people kept buying the Switch (Nintendo)It all sounds impressive, and it is, but it does suggest the Switch 2 wont perform quite as well as its predecessor, at least at first. The original Switch launched in March 2017 and by January 2018, it had sold 4.8 million units, making it the fastest-selling console in the US ever.More TrendingPiscatella expects there will still be hardware constraints for the first several months because of high demand. Plus, units sold will, of course, be dependent upon manufacturing capabilities.He also thinks the PlayStation 5 will outperform the Switch 2 and rank first in overall hardware units sold in the US during the year. Thats not very surprising, given it will have the whole year to rack up its total and no stock constraints.How well the Switch 2 performs will also depend on its games. So far, nothing has been explicitly announced for it, though there is speculation that confirmed Switch games like Metroid Prime 4: Beyond and Pokmon Legends: Z-A are cross-gen titles.Its important to remember that support for the current Switch isnt expected to end any time soon. In 2023, Nintendo suggested it would keep making games for the system, meaning both it and the Switch 2 will co-exist, at least for a while. Metroid Prime 4 only has a vague 2025 release window (Nintendo)Emailgamecentral@metro.co.uk, leave a comment below,follow us on Twitter, andsign-up to our newsletter.To submit Inbox letters and Readers Features more easily, without the need to send an email, just use ourSubmit Stuff page here.For more stories like this,check our Gaming page.GameCentralExclusive analysis, latest releases, and bonus community content.This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply. Your information will be used in line with our Privacy Policy

Assassins Creed Shadows has been delayed again (Ubisoft)Ubisoft has confirmed an extra months delay for Assassins Creed Shadows, as they implement feedback from fans.Only earlier today we were discussing just how important Assassins Creed Shadows is for Ubisoft, with the companys entire future potentially resting on how well the game is received.That point has now been underlined in the clearest terms, as Ubisoft announce the game has been delayed, from February 14 until March 20.The announcement is extremely vague about whats changing and why, but its apparently the result of feedback received from fans, from recent new gameplay videos and announcements such as the new parkour system we described earlier today.We believe a few additional weeks are needed to implement that feedback and ensure an even more ambitious and engaging day one experience, wrote Marc-Alexis Cot on X.We remain committed to delivering a high quality, immersive experience fostered by ongoing dialogue between our players and development teams.Theres no mention of polishing the game, as there was for the first delay, with the implication being that the problem is not bugs but gameplay elements that fans are not happy about.A month is not nearly enough time to change anything significant though, so its very hard to understand what difference that is going to make at this stage.Cot promises more updates very soon but theres no indication what form that will take, but itll probably just be more videos and blog posts.Although its Japanese setting has long been a popular fan request, Assassins Creed Shadows has been mired in controversy ever since its first unveiling, although much of that has been co-opted by right wing voices complaining about the presence of African samurai Yasuke who was a real historical figure from the period.The various complaints led to Ubisoft making a public apology to Japanese fans in July of last year, although it never explained exactly what it was apologising for.More TrendingThere have been admissions from Ubisoft that the game suffers from historical inaccuracies but, again, theres been little in the way of concrete examples.Rumours suggest elements of Yasukes story will be changed, as a result of the first delay, since although he was real theres little detailed information about him, but nothing to suggest that the more obviously fictionalised portrayal of ninja will be revised.Ubisoft may also have been inspired to change the date because February is an unusually busy month for new releases, with Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, Civilization 7, Avowed, and Monster Hunter Wilds all due out within the same period.By comparison, March is relatively quiet, although Shadows will now release on the same day as the Xenoblade Chronicles X remaster. As a close partner of Nintendo, Ubisoft almost certainly know the launch date of the Switch 2, so its unlikely Shadows will be placed anywhere near that (unless its also being released on the new format). Ninja were more spies than assassins (Ubisoft)Emailgamecentral@metro.co.uk, leave a comment below,follow us on Twitter, andsign-up to our newsletter.To submit Inbox letters and Readers Features more easily, without the need to send an email, just use ourSubmit Stuff page here.For more stories like this,check our Gaming page.GameCentralExclusive analysis, latest releases, and bonus community content.This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply. Your information will be used in line with our Privacy Policy

A few minutes into Elon Musks livestream of his hardcore character in the video game Path of Exile 2, someone DMed him ASCII art of Mario taking a shit on the name Elon. The fact that the worlds richest man and a self-professed epic gamer didnt know he should turn off DMs before starting a livestream was weird. But it was a stream full of weirdness that pointed in one direction: despite claiming he was a high-level PoE 2 player, Musk didnt seem to grasp the basics of high-level play. YouTube screengrab via Cynicalex. Musk loves video games. He keeps a replica of the Diamond Back .357 handgun from Deus Ex: Human Revolution on his nightstand. Grimes, mother of three of Musks children, wrote a song about their relationship and his gaming addiction. He loves to talk about how hes one of the best Diablo IV players on the planet. For Musk, its important not to just project the image of a gamer. No. He has to be the best gamer. But his achievements dont make sense, and his Path of Exile 2 livestream gave evidence of a man who is making it up as he goes along and, possibly, getting someone else to level characters for him.On Tuesday night, Musk livestreamed a play session with his high-level Path of Exile 2 character on X. To the practiced eye, there were a lot of red flags. PoE 2 is an action RPG thats similar to Diablo IV. Players comb maps for valuable items while leveling up their characters. Like Diablo IV, it can take hundreds of hours to grind a character up to max level and get the best loot.Where the hell does Musk find the time? Hes the head of six companies and a close associate of incoming President Donald Trump. He posts on X, the social media site he owns, roughly 61 times a day. He meets with world leaders, attempts to bend national and international politics to his will, and still somehow has time to play games like Diablo IV and PoE 2 at the highest level. Unless he is as full of shit as the ASCII Mario that took a dump on his name in his DMs. I can say after watching an hour of this livestream that I would put, like, $100,000 or more on a betthat Elon did not level this character from level 1 to level 90 himself. YouTuber Cynicalex said, commenting on the stream.The suspicion among players who actually play Diablo IV and PoE 2 is that someone else is grinding an account that Musk takes over and claims is his. In that scenario, Musk isnt actually putting the work in to grind these characters up, hes just taking credit for someone elses hard work. Joseph Cox, co-founder of 404 Media is an action RPG fan with more than 500 hours in Diablo IV and more than 140 in Path of Exile 2. Cox told me he has long suspected that Musks vaunted achievements in both games were lies.Cox has been on the Musk gaming beat for some time. Back in 2022, he broke down the poor mechanics of the billionaires terrible Elden Ring build. Diablo IV players were already very suspicious of Musks alleged world-leading success in the game, Cox told Gizmodo. He tweeted about a Diablo IV loophole in October that would make your character unfairly strong, and the sheer time investment needed raised good questions about how a man who runs multiple companies would even have the weeks upon weeks to play that much if he wasnt getting help from boosters. Musks embarrassing Path of Exile 2 stream, as reported by VICE, solidifies those suspicions, he said. Its important to note that Musks PoE 2 playthrough is in hardcore mode. In that mode, if your character dies the game deletes it. One mistake could mean the end of days of work and theres no way to come back from it. A player with a high-level character in hardcore mode should know what theyre doing. Yet Musk runs past high-level items that, based on his inventory, would be a massive boon. He attacks walls. He puzzles over pressing a switch that would open a passage to him. Hes got a specialized inventory tab labeled Elons Maps, suggesting that theyve been reserved for him by someone else. He also doesnt seem to understand how his character works and claims to be clearing a map at the hardest difficulty despite it being set to a low level.Running past super valuable items? Not knowing what vital endgame mechanics are? Not the behavior of someone who has put in a lot of their own time into the game, Cox said. Calling a stash tab Elons map? Exceptionally odd for someone allegedly playing their own character. Multiple Path of Exile 2 YouTubers posted videos critiquing Musks performance and they all came to the same conclusion: this is not a man who knows anything about high level Path of Exile 2 play. What I do know is that if youre a level 90 player, you do not make these errors, Cynicalex said in his. Maybe you trick really braindead people who have no idea into thinking your high end in a game that they have no clue about, Quin69TV said in his video on the stream. What does that do? That does nothing. Whats the point in that? So youre going to trick a bunch of boomers into thinking youre good at games whenever boomers think the games are cringe as fuck anyway. It makes no sense. And its cringe. Cox was struck by Musks constant prattle about how he was playing PoE 2 at the highest level. His constant emphasizing in the stream that what he is doing is very, very difficult while seemingly not understanding what hes actually doing is incredibly on brand for the attention and love desperate Musk, he said.

Clearly we all know how much time has passed between the worlds of 28 Days Later and 28 Years Later. And, if you dont know, well give you a second to think about it. Yes. Its 28 years. And while thats relatively obvious, a new interview with the director and writer of the upcoming zombie film talked about how the passage of time is crucial to setting up everything to come. 28 Years Later opens on June 20 and its the third film in a series originally created by writer Alex Garland (who went on to make Civil War, Ex Machina, and more) and director Danny Boyle (Trainspotting, Slumdog Millionaire). After stepping aside for 28 Weeks Later, the pair have reunited for the first film in a proposed trilogy that picks up with the zombie outbreak three decades after it started. It was a wholly different approach, Boyle said in a new interview with Empire. It was about what that 28 years gives you. What 28 years gives you is stability. In 28 Years Later, the world has come to terms with the zombies. Theyve learned to live with them and made them a part of their lives. The film shows that through the eyes of a small island that has isolated itself from the rest of the country. Its a closed and necessarily very tight community, Boyle said. There are very strict defense laws, obviously, to survive that long in what is effectively an ongoing hostile environment. Theyve created a successful community, as they see it.The community, called Holy Island, is only accessible from the mainland via a small road that only appears a few hours a day when the tide drops. So, theyre relatively safe. But the movie goes beyond that, following a father (Aaron Taylor-Johnson) and his wife (Jodie Comer) who take their 12-year-old son (Alfie Williams) on a trip to show him the truths of the world. Things dont go according to plan.That story will then continue in a second film, 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple, directed by Nia DaCosta. Its already been shot and a release date is set for January 16, 2026, meaning audiences will only have to wait about 28 weeks to see what happens next after 28 Years Later. As for the third film, though, Boyle will direct but only if audiences respond to the first one. This is very narratively ambitious, Garland told Empire. Danny and I understood that. We tried to condense it, but its natural form felt like a trilogy. As for the star of the original film, and executive producer of this trilogy, Cillian Murphy, he will not be appearing in the first film. But, that doesnt mean he wont appear at all. He is not in the first film, but Im hoping there will be some Jim somewhere along the line, producer Andrew Macdonald said to Empire. The answer points to long-standing rumors that hell show up in DaCostas film. Together, Boyle and Garland are a formidable team. Neither had to return to the franchise they helped create. That they wanted to, and want to make it this big, gives us lots of confidence that were going to see something special in a few months. It all starts June 20. Want more io9 news? Check out when to expect the latest Marvel, Star Wars, and Star Trek releases, whats next for the DC Universe on film and TV, and everything you need to know about the future of Doctor Who.

OpenAI has cut off a developer who built a device that could respond to ChatGPT queries to aim and fire an automated rifle. The device went viral after a video on Reddit showed its developer reading firing commands aloud, after which a rifle beside him quickly began aiming and firing at nearby walls.ChatGPT, were under attack from the front left and front right, the developer told the system in the video. Respond accordingly. The speed and accuracy which with the rifle responds is impressive, relying on OpenAIs Realtime API to interpret input and then return directions the contraption can understand. It would only require some simple training for ChatGPT to receive a command such as turn left and understand how to translate that into a machine-readable language. In a statement to Futurism, OpenAI said it had viewed the video and shut down the developer behind it. We proactively identified this violation of our policies and notified the developer to cease this activity ahead of receiving your inquiry, the company told the outlet. The potential to automate lethal weapons is one fear that critics have raised about AI technology like that developed by OpenAI. The companys multi-modal models are capable of interpreting audio and visual inputs to understand a persons surroundings and respond to queries about what they are seeing. Autonomous drones are already being developed that could be used on the battlefield to identify and strike targets without a humans input. That is, of course, a war crime, and risks humans becoming complacent, allowing an AI to make decisions and making it tough to hold anyone accountable. The concern does not appear to be theoretical either. A recent report from the Washington Post found that Israel has already used AI to select bombing targets, sometimes indiscriminately. Soldiers who were poorly trained in using the technology attacked human targets without corroborating Lavenders predictions at all the story reads, referring to a piece of AI software. At certain times the only corroboration required was that the target was a male. Proponents of AI on the battlefield say it will make soldiers safer by allowing them to stay away from the frontlines and neutralize targets, like missile stockpiles, or conduct reconnaissance from a distance. And AI-powered drones could strike with precision. But that depends on how they are used. Critics say the U.S. should get better at jamming enemy communications systems instead, so adversaries like Russia have a harder time launching their own drones or nukes.OpenAI prohibits the use of its products to develop or use weapons, or to automate certain systems that can affect personal safety. But the company last year announced a partnership with defense-tech company Anduril, a maker of AI-powered drones and missiles, to create systems that can defend against drone attacks. The company says it will rapidly synthesize time-sensitive data, reduce the burden on human operators, and improve situational awareness.It is not hard to understand why tech companies are interested in moving into warfare. The U.S. spends nearly a trillion dollars annually on defense, and it remains an unpopular idea to cut that spending. With President-elect Trump filling his cabinet with conservative-leaning tech figures like Elon Musk and David Sacks, a whole slew of defense tech players are expected to benefit greatly and potentially supplant existing defense companies like Lockheed Martin. Although OpenAI is blocking its customers from using its AI to build weapons, there exists a whole host of open-source models that could be employed for the same use.

Cultural Centre in Bourg-la-Reine / Dominique Coulon & associsSave this picture! Eugeni PonsTheaters & PerformanceBourg-la-Reine, FranceArchitects: Dominique Coulon & associsAreaArea of this architecture projectArea:2550 mYearCompletion year of this architecture project Year: 2023 PhotographsPhotographs:Eugeni Pons More SpecsLess SpecsSave this picture!Text description provided by the architects. The Cultural Centre in Bourg-la-Reine lies on a narrow plot right next to a high embankment upon which a regional trainline runs. This plot is L-shaped and leads out onto a small road hidden away. To build a public centre, such a plot seemed far from ideal. So building an edifice on this plot called for a design with which the structure could stand out as a public building and find a legitimate place between the vegetation-covered embankment and the neighbouring homes.Save this picture!Save this picture!The watchword in this programme was connection. Indeed, we had to relate many spaces with highly varied purposes to each other. These spaces included a 250-seater theatre and its dressing rooms, two dance studios, rooms devoted to languages and music, an exhibition space, rooms for adolescents and activities for parents and children, workshops for stringed instruments and visual arts, a learning kitchen, a bar and, lastly, an administrative hub.Save this picture!Save this picture!For us, a programme as rich and as quality-oriented as this one had to find spatial expression worthy of it. So we paid particular attention to the quality of the collective spaces. In doing so, we placed the building's entrance hall in the curve of the road so that the edifice's two sections, following the plot's shape, would join in an open space that would encourage encounters while offering views of the adjacent vegetation through glazing.Save this picture!Save this picture!The open spaces implicitly join the different rooms together to make them relate to each other better. The strangeness of the plot's geometry prompted us to create an arrangement of oblique forms and folds that intertwine. The spaces interweave into each other and the elevations reflect this. Inside, a vast open space expands through three levels of the building, multiplying double heights, viewpoints, walkways and suspended spaces. This unifying area is like a point of reference at the heart of the project. The hall's triple height captures sunlight, in spite of the embankment. It offers large-framed vistas of the sky and trees from its hallways, its upstairs walkways and its first-floor meet-up space.Save this picture!Save this picture!The scale of the windows across the facade give the building its public edifice status. These windows create hollows in the limestone structure and put the project's spatial and programmatic wealth on display. The huge windows reveal the programme's generosity and suggest a project bathed in natural light and embellished with vegetation, crisscrossing views and unique atmospheres.Save this picture!Save this picture!Project gallerySee allShow lessProject locationAddress:Bourg-la-Reine, FranceLocation to be used only as a reference. It could indicate city/country but not exact address.About this officePublished on January 09, 2025Cite: "Cultural Centre in Bourg-la-Reine / Dominique Coulon & associs" 09 Jan 2025. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/1025452/cultural-centre-in-bourg-la-reine-dominique-coulon-and-associes&gt ISSN 0719-8884Save!ArchDaily?You've started following your first account!Did you know?You'll now receive updates based on what you follow! Personalize your stream and start following your favorite authors, offices and users.Go to my stream