JEAN PROUVE, INSA Grille Facade Element

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Architectural facade element in embossed aluminum, designed by Jean Prouvé and manufactured by C.I.M.T, France, in 1957. Originally part of the INSA campus building in Villeurbanne, this isolation element is made from pressed aluminum. This panel is both functional and decorative, transforming any wall into a piece of art.

This piece remains in its original condition, showing signs of age-related wear. Despite the destruction of many panels during a recent renovation, a fortunate few were rescued. Take your chance to own a piece by one of the most sought-after designers of the 20th century.

h x w x d: 170 x 108 x 7 cm / weight: 10 kg

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SOLD - destination Copenhagen, Denmark

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About Jean Prouvé

Jean Prouvé (1901–1984) was a French designer, metalworker, and builder known for his direct approach to construction and material. Starting from wrought iron, he developed a modern language based on folded sheet metal, where structure and form are inseparable.

Through the Ateliers Jean Prouvé, founded in 1931, he produced furniture and architectural elements using industrial methods, from metal chairs and tables to prefabricated buildings. His work is defined by a clear construction logic, where each element follows its function.

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