Lycée Le Corbusier

Lycée Le Corbusier draws an analogy with an Anglo-Saxon campus, playing a significant historical role in the educational landscape of Seine-et-Oise. Its unusual genesis is linked to Le Corbusier’s personality and the nearby Villa Savoye, which lost part of its grounds for the school's construction. This co-ed institution features a long, curved layout that responds to the natural landscape overlooking the Seine, with a prominent location and light orientation. The facade is monumental, incorporating nods to modern architectural principles. Jacques Chauliat's signature is evident, reflecting his extensive work in educational architecture, and the school includes a theatre space since its inception.