Lycée Jean Jaurès

Education · by Jacques Carlu · 1967

1 rue Dombasle, Montreuil, France

The Lycée Jean Jaurès is a coeducational school designed to accommodate 2,600 students, serving as an annex to the Lycée Voltaire. Its layout features a curved massing that integrates with adjacent structures and utilizes the site's elevation changes. The design emphasizes a monumental scale with a brutalist treatment of the facades. Constructed using prefabrication techniques, it reflects the standardization trends of its time. The building's significant architectural style contributes to its notable reputation, while also addressing territorial balance in educational facilities.

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