The Renault Technocentre, published by Hazan in December 1999, examines the architectural and industrial significance of Renault's flagship research and development campus located in Gayancourt, France. Author Gilles Bonnafous explores the design principles behind the technocentre, its role in Renault's postwar modernization, and its place within the broader context of French industrial architecture. The book combines historical narrative with visual documentation, offering insights into how the facility reflects shifting attitudes toward technology and labor, alongside evolving urban planning practices, in the late twentieth century. Intended for readers interested in industrial heritage and architectural history, as well as topics like corporate campus design, the work provides a detailed look at a landmark that embodies the intersection of engineering innovation and modernist aesthetics.