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« Return to main page Download Original ITER Headquarters: Bay windows are already installed on two of the five storeys that face the ITER platform. Photo: Altivue/ITER Organization September 2011 Download Original Concrete plinths to support seismic bearings are under construction on one completed corner of the Seismic Pit basemat. Photo: Altivue/ITER Organization September 2011 Download Original The RTE (Réseau de Transport d'Electricité) switchyard covers four hectares to the south of the ITER platform. Photo: Altivue/ITER Organization September 2011 Download Original The storm basin and four cooling basins at the western side of the ITER site. Photo: Altivue/ITER Organization September 2011 Download Original The largest of ITER's poloidal field coils will be wound and assembled in this large facility. Photo: Altivue/ITER Organization September 2011 Download Original Looking north toward Vinon over the Tokamak Seismic Isolation Pit and part of the ITER Headquarters building. Photo: Altivue/ITER Organization September 2011 Download Original A general view of the ITER platform looking northwest toward Manosque. Photo: Altivue/ITER Organization September 2011 Download Original A general view of the ITER platform looking south-west toward Saint-Paul-lez-Durance. Photo: Altivue/ITER Organization September 2011 Download Original Cladding operations are nearly finished on the Poloidal Field Coils Winding Facility. Photo: Altivue/ITER Organization September 2011 Download Original The six-level ITER Headquarters building (five stories and a basement level) looking south toward the Pont de Mirabeau. Photo: Altivue/ITER Organization September 2011 Download Original Work on the Seismic Pit basemat continues in September 2011. Photo: Altivue/ITER Organization September 2011 Download Original A general view of the 42-hectare ITER platform, looking south toward Aix-en-Provence. Photo: Altivue/ITER Organization September 2011 Download Original A closer view of the ITER platform looking southwest toward Saint-Paul-lez-Durance. Photo: Altivue/ITER Organization September 2011 Download Original A wooded area has been preserved at the entrance of the future ITER Organization Headquarters. The Site Access Control Building, with its distinctive architecture, is in the foreground. Photo: Altivue/ITER Organization September 2011 The ITER Organization provides images and videos on its public website free of charge for educational and institutional use. An explanation of the "Terms of Use" is available for download. « Return to main page

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