Sovereign-Level Security
30,000 m2
Building Structure
LE FREEPORT’s 30,000 square meters (323,000 square feet) of strong rooms are wide enough to cover about six football fields.
21
C
/ 55%
Temperature and humidity
The facility is maintained at 21°C and 55% relative humidity, an
ideal balance for the conservation of works of art.
24 / 7 / 365
Maximum Day and Night Security
Round the clock stringent security provisions include electronic
monitoring of staff, clients and valuables as well as armed
guards.
N2
Inert Gas Fire Suppression
Nitrogen gas fire suppression systems quickly extinguish fires,
protecting sensitive assets without residues, ensuring
environmental safety.
3x
Back Up Power Supplies
Sufficient backup climate control systems for uninterrupted
security and operation in case of power failure.
European Standard Grade 9
Vault Doors Standard
Vault doors meet the highest available standard, resisting even
the most advanced burglary attempts and professional attacks.
A Fortress with
a Lighter Footprint
The facility boasts inter alia, a high-performance thermal insulation reinforced by solar panels, as well as water and refuse recycling.
The architectural
genesis of LE FREEPORT
La Cage Sans Frontière
A monumental sculpture by Ron Arad
A British-Israeli designer, who blends sculpture and function in iconic works like the Bookworm bookshelf and Well-Tempered Chair, displayed at MoMA and Centre Pompidou.
Illumination design
by Johanna Grawunder.
An American architect and designer, known for her bold use of light and color, creates diverse works from large-scale installations to interiors like Robert at NYC’s Museum of Arts and Design, with pieces in SFMoMA.
