Numerous tourists visiting housing estate with noteworthy architecture in suburban Paris discover it's not safe to go there

Les Espaces d'Abraxas is a high-density housing complex in Noisy-le-Grand, approximately 12 km from Paris. The large complex of 591 apartments was designed in 1978 by the world renowned post-modern Spanish architect, Richard Bofill, and completed in 1982. It has rapidly acquired iconic status. Adventurous sightseers that have traveled to see it in-person often report back to others to warn them of the danger there.

Google reviews of this place:

DO NOT GO. Extremely dangerous place, you will be chased by locals, who’d try to steal your phone and beat you up. Not worth it!

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Fantastic architecture, but ... do NOT go there at night. Even in daytime, only go in a group. Dangerous.

TripAdvisor reviews:

Amazing piece of architecture. But be aware - the place is not safe at all, it's a total ghetto. Most likely someone will try to robb you, or at least will offend of not taking any pictures/deleting them/stealing your film and will try to force you to leave the area. It's best to have someone local and french-speaking with you to visit this area.

I am a 6 ft 2" guy who is not easily intimidated but I would not go back here. I went there on a quiet Thursday afternoon to take a few photos and suddenly there were thugs coming out of side alleys threatening me. I almost had my expensive camera stolen and had to run to escape. It is not worth the curiosity and is full of thugs and drug dealers. AV

The name of the place is big and noisy. Whaddya expeck?

[quote] extremely dangerous place, you will be chased by locals, who’d try to steal your phone and beat you up.

I wonder why there seem to be no details about the locals who will chase, rob, and assault you

"The Blacks ruin everything!"

That is a building from Hunger Games.

Pretty cool scene, actually. All that black goo.

Other than tourists wanting to see if for the scene in the movie, why the hell would you go to a residential building? Or be there at night?