Coopérative vinicole dite cave coopérative La Fréjussienne
Industrial · by Henri Draperi · 1925
rue Henri-Vadon, Fréjus, France
The cooperative winery known as La Fréjussienne was built in 1925 by architect Henri Draperi. It serves as a notable example of cooperative architecture, emphasizing community involvement in winemaking. The design reflects functional elements appropriate for its purpose, accommodating both production and storage needs. Its construction marks an important contribution to the regional viticulture and signifies a collective effort in the agricultural sector of Fréjus.
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