Cité Beisson
Urban planning · by Louis Olmeta · 1959
rue Vincent-Auriol ; rue René-Coty, Aix-en-Provence, France
Architect Louis Olmeta, a student of Paul Tournon and known for several housing projects in Marseille, designed the Cité Beisson in Aix-en-Provence as one of his notable works. The influence of Fernand Pouillon is evident in this project, particularly in the pursuit of balance among diverse volumes, variations in height, and the use of cut stone. This design reflects an architectural approach that harmonizes different elements, creating a cohesive yet varied aesthetic in the residential complex.
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