These three large commas: red, blue and green, which echo the Paralympic motto “the spirit in motion” are entrusted to Stéphane Troussel, president of the department. “This night these Paralympic emblems arrived in Seine-Saint-Denis”he rejoices on France Inter.
The agitos will adorn the large sports complex in Bobigny, Le Prisme, in a few weeks. “We will first store them and then a few days before the inauguration, before Christmas I hope, they will be installed. We have to look at the technical details”continues Stéphane Troussel.
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“A disabled sports hub in Greater Paris”
Installed on this site where amateurs and professionals, with or without disabilities, can practice climbing, boccia, judo, archery. “In this building there will be gyms, balneotherapy rooms, research and development, all types of disabilities including bright lighting that will adapt to each disability and individual or collective rest areas in relation to emotions, when you have autistic disorders for example”describes the president of Seine-Saint-Denis.
13,000 m2 on three levels, fully accessible “It will be a real hub for disabled sports in greater Paris, there will be none anywhere else.” And the “agitos” will come to remind us that this project is part of the tangible legacy of the Paralympic Games.
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