Lambersart
Lambersart is a commune ( as at 1 January 2011) with 28 581 inhabitants in Nord, in the Nord -Pas -de -Calais. It belongs to the district of Lille, Lille to Canton -Ouest and the community association Lille Métropole Communauté urbaine.
- 3.1 List of mayors from 1790 to today
- 4.1 demographics 4.1.1 Demographics
- 6.1 Urban Design
- 6.2 parks
- 6.3 Transmission Tower
- 6.4 library
- 6.5 Cinema
- 6.6 Museum and exhibition center
- 6.7 Sports
- 6.8 Music and Theatre
Geography
Lambersart located in the north of France, Lille -Roubaix - Tourcoing conurbation and directly borders the northern French city of Lille, from which it is separated only by the channeled Deûle (Canal de la Deûle ) and the Bois de Boulogne. The Belgian border is located about ten kilometers northwest of Lambersart.
Neighboring communities of Lambersart are Saint-André- lez -Lille in the north- east, Lille ( with the districts Canteleu and Lomme ) in the east, southeast and south and Lompret and Verlinghem in the northwest.
Districts
Lambersart consists of 7 districts:
- Le Bourg- Mairie
- Le Canon d'Or -Champs de course
- Le Canteleu
- La Cessoie - Conquerants
- Le Nord -Ouest
- Le Pacot - Vandracq
- 7th district or neighborhood of Muchaux (under construction)
The coat of arms of Lambersart
The coat of arms of Lambersart shows three finished in red strips of ermine, the first of which with 3, the second with 6 and the third is in turn equipped with 3 golden shells.
Particularly notable is that the crest of Lambersart in reality that of the nearby village of La Madeleine was actually what was caused by a Abschreibefehler within a register in 1867. From 1909 to 1926 both municipalities resulted in the same coat of arms, to La Madeleine his then changed in 1926.
Management
In 2010, the city Lambersart was awarded the quality label "Ville Internet @ @ @ @".
List of mayors from 1790 to today
Population and Society
Demography
Demographic Trends
Thanks to the census conducted in Lambersart the development of the population is known since 1793:
Educational institutions
- Collège Anne Frank
Churches in Lambersart
The churches of Saint - Calixte, Notre Dame de Fatima, Saint Sepulchre and the parish center Saint -Gérard form the Catholic church Sainte Trinite, whose pastor is Jean -François Bordarier. The parish of Sainte Trinité is part of the deanery Rives de la Deûle ( the bank of the Deûle ), which belongs to the Archdiocese of Lille.
Environment
The densely built and inhabited city should still be green, tree- covered and benefits from the vicinity of the Bois de la Citadelle and the steep banks of the Deûle that have become objects of ecological parks maintenance since the 2000s. While some parks and some public and many private gardens offer a variety of birds shelter, but the number of bees, butterflies and many other insects but has significantly decreased since the 1960s and 1970s.
The French national waterway management VNF whose management is partly set in Lambersart already who converted in the 1990s, the steep banks of the heavily channelized Deûle and provided with natural lagoons (→ see also the picture on the left ), which one of the first attempts of its kind in the Nord- Pas -de- Calais, in France ever was. As a result of this action circulates the water, parallel to the flow direction of the Deûle channeled through the lagoons of the shore area and cleans itself. Water and marsh organisms find a surf against ship ( displacement waves) protective environment that now form the original habitat, which had been destroyed by artificial bank regulation, and ship breakers replaced.
Urban planning and cultural heritage
Urban Development
Lambersart is a rich residential town where not a few industrialists of the region built residences, often surrounded by gardens, ideally at the Deûle or something country since the 19th century. The increasing due to population growth, urbanization of the suburban landscape of Lille had Fields and meadows disappear, but the city Lambersart kept to an architecture that is reminiscent of many resorts in the region, such as Le Touquet or Malo- les- Bains. Like almost everywhere in the region Nord-Pas -de- Calais also dominate the red clinker (as well as in large parts of Belgium, the Netherlands, North and West Germany ), but the style of the houses but has its peculiarities. Another special feature of this town fall on comparatively small roads that are designated as " avenue " or " boulevard ". Among the notable buildings are especially noteworthy:
- The Château de la Cessoie
- The Château des Ormes
- The Ferme du Mont Garin
- The Villa Saint- Charles is located on the Avenue de l'Hippodrome No. 193 and was built in 1893 by the architect Victor for his uncle Charles Mollet Mollet. Built in the neoflämischem style residence, so to speak, is the architectural highlight of this street is typical of the eclecticism of architecture in the Lille region at the time of the Belle Époque. Since 2000, the building stands as a " monument historique " historical monument.
- The Villa Saint -Georges is located on the Avenue de l'Hippodrome No. 218 and was built in 1897 by the architect Albert Baert. It stands as a " monument historique " since 2001 under monument protection.
- The house art deco, on the Avenue Bailly- Ducroquet No. 60, by the architect Alphonse Stevens, since 2000 as a " monument historique " historical monument.
- The villa SDEZ on the Avenue de l'Hippodrome No. 308, was built in 1932 by the architect Marcel Boudin and since 2001 has been as a " monument historique " historical monument.
Parks
- The Castel Saint -Gérard
- The Parc de la Cessoye
- The Parc des Charmettes
- The Parc du Clos Saint- Pierre
Transmission Tower
The transmitter Lambersart, although weaker than that of Bondues, but supplied it since March 31, 2005, the population of the Urban Community of Lille Métropole, and also some border areas with the digital terrestrial television (DVB -T), which in France than TNT ( télévision numérique terrestre ) is called. ( End of 2006 could receive 63 % of the French population DVB -T, up to that point were 4 million DVB- T receivers have been sold in France. Nord contrast, only a quarter of the population receives the DVB -T, because of the border situation has developed ( to Belgium) a kind of crowding around the TV frequencies and there are difficulties in the cross-border negotiations on this matter. )
Library
- The Bibliothèque pour Tous ( library for all ), rue du Bourg
Cinema
- The Ciné Lambersart, place Félix Clouet
Museum and exhibition center
- The Colysée is a place dedicated to contemporary art. The structure is formed by two triangles of wood and glass which are separated by an imposing staircase of metal. The Colysée was built for the cultural event Lille in 2004 on the banks of Deûle (Lille 2004 was European Capital of Culture ). This architectural madness is the only building of a total of a dozen that had been erected in all its parts exclusively for Lille 2004. It is a work of Pierre -Louis Carlier, architect of the main facade of Notre- Dame de la Treille Cathedral in Lille. The building of the Colysées characterized by linear forms and arranges itself in a natural area of 3000 m², consisting of a garden ( " mosaïque ») and a wetland is. The Colysée is now an exhibition and leisure center, which houses since May 2005 a permanent exhibition (Centre d' interpetation de la Deûle ).
Sports
- Stadium: Stade Guy Lefort
- Sports Hall: Hall de sport du Béguinage
- Sports Hall: Hall de sport Sainte -Cécile
Music and Theatre
- Concerts are often held in the Salle du Pré fleuri.
Associated with Lambersart personalities
- Henri Auguste Calixte Cesar Serrur: painter, born in 1794 in Lambersart, died in 1865 in Paris. Among his most famous works are ...
- Jean baratte: Soccer player
- Jean Vercoutter: Egyptologist
- Marc- Philippe Daubresse: Deputy, Minister of Youth and Active Solidarity Nicolas Sarkozy since March 2010.
- Léonce Hainez: main architect of the department of Nord (1866-1916), died in Lambersart.
Twinning
There are twinned with