Centre de tri postal

Government & Civic · by Léon Jaussely, Coignet, Gentil-et-Bourdet, Jean Canouet · 1925

2bis rue Charles-Domercq, Bordeaux, France

In 1923, the Ministry of Commerce, Industry, and Posts and Telegraph studied the funding for a modern postal sorting center strategically located near the Saint-Jean station. The designs were entrusted to Léon Jaussely, and by 1925, the Parisian firm Edmond Coignet began the reinforced concrete construction. The building was completed by the end of 1929.

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