Collège et lycée Saint Vincent
Education · by Henri Mellet · 1910
57 rue de Paris, Rennes, France
The Collège et Lycée Saint Vincent, designed by architect Henri Mellet in 1912, is located at 57 rue de Paris in Rennes, France. Set back from the street on a natural elevation, it reflects the significance of Catholic education following the 1905 law. The architecture features Italian influences, particularly Tuscan styles, characterized by ochre plastered walls and canal-tiled roofs, symbolizing the ultramontanism of its patrons. The educational buildings and dormitory, comprising two or three stories, are arranged in an L-shape around courtyards, with facades that alternate between rectangular and arched windows at each level.
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