Lycée Galilée

The Lycée Galilée features an L-shaped layout that responds to the restructuring of the surrounding neighborhood. The design prioritizes versatility, emphasizing both industrial and scientific education. The urban façade aligns with Rue Chandon, catering to general studies, while the park-facing side offers a more open and dynamic space for technical education, with uniquely shaped buildings. The architecture showcases a commitment to technical education through its sculptural forms and monumental workshop dimensions, drawing aesthetic inspiration from modernist architecture and curves reminiscent of Oscar Niemeyer. Overall, the design harmonizes with the urban environment while promoting a distinct educational identity.