Grands Moulins de Pantin

The Grands Moulins de Pantin is a red-brick complex rising eight stories between the Ourcq Canal and the Paris-Strasbourg railway line. The building displays Alsatian architectural features, with expansive facades made of red brick and industrial-era details that remain visible throughout.

The mill facility was built in 1921 and operated as one of France's major grain processors until closing in 2001. Following the end of production, the complex underwent extensive renovation and conversion into a modern business center.

The building transformation preserved industrial heritage elements while converting the space into modern offices, maintaining historical architectural features.

The renovated complex now houses office spaces, restaurants, and parking facilities spread across the expansive site. Visitors can navigate the building on foot with clear signage, and multiple entrances make access straightforward.

The original grain storage towers were converted into contemporary office spaces while keeping their external structure intact. These profiles still dominate the skyline and tell the story of the site's industrial past.

Location: Pantin

Inception: 1921

Industry: Manufacture of grain mill products, food and tobacco industry

GPS coordinates: 48.89650,2.39800

Latest update: December 8, 2025 19:57