Le Centre Pompidou is a complex building that is both a museum and a library. The building took around 4 years to complete, with construction beginning in 1972 and ending in 1976. The two architects on this job were Richard Rogers and Renzo Piano. Le Centre Pompidou is home to many modern arts and its purpose was mainly for tourist. Le Centre Pompidou consists of five large and roomy floors. It is home to works of art by artist such as Picasso, Matisse, Kadinsky, and pop-art.
The colorful pipes around the whole building are actually color coded each having a specific purpose.
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