As part of the European Heritage Days 2024, the General Stores open their doors to the public for an unprecedented visit of the building led by Frédéric Jung, the architect of its rehabilitation. Built in the early 1930s, the General Stores marked for more than four decades the industrial activity of Pantine. Abandoned and disused at the end of the 90s, the place is invested by graffiti artists from around the world and is then called «cathedral of graffiti». In 2016, the advertising agency BETC publicly inaugurated the General Stores converted by the architect Frédéric Jung. They then begin their new life by becoming both a collective workplace and a new cultural place of new voices in the heart of Greater Paris.