On a recent visit to Grenoble, I discovered a hidden Art Deco gem, le Garage Hélicoïdal. It is practically invisible from the street, squeezed between other buildings.
Louis Fumet and Louis Noiray, the local architects designed it in the late 20s, and it was completed in 1932. It originally offered extra services to the drivers, repairs, car-wash, petrol station, and a concierge.
I made my way to the top, discovering an amazing view to the Alps. Those who have garages on the roof surely start their day with a smile, as they drive down the 7 revolutions of the concrete ramp to the street!
Geoffroy Schied 
What an amazing building, and you’ve done a great job of capturing it!
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Thank you! It misses a bit of love, but it’s surprising to find it still in use and so well hidden!
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I’m a big fan of parking garages mainly because of the raw structure and wonderful lighting
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It would be so great for a portrait session
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