Lycée Saint-Charles
31 avenue Saint-Fiacre, Orléans, France
The private educational institution Cours-Saint-Charles, established in Orléans in the 18th century, faced overcrowding in its premises on Rue du Bœuf Saint-Paterne by the 1980s. In collaboration with the city of Orléans, the diocese planned to construct a new high school in the recently developed ZAC Saint-Marceau area, situated on the south bank of the Loire River. Young architect Patrice Vallée, having worked with renowned firms, was assigned the project, marking one of the first significant works for his agency. Completed in 1992 under the regional council's delegated project management, Lycée Saint-Charles was later enhanced in 1994 with a gymnasium-restaurant designed by the same architect.
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Nearby architecture
- Région Centre by C. Vergély, 2014
- Laboratoires Sandoz by Jean Tschumi, 1949
- Ensemble : extension de l’hôtel de ville, hôtel de région, musée des Beaux-Arts, place Sainte-Croix by Christian Langlois, 1981
- Direction régionale de l'économie, de l'emploi, du travail et des solidarités (ex-DIRRECTE) by Bernard Henry, Bruneteau Jacques E., 1973
- Lotissement des Champs-Elysées by Croissandeau Roger-Clovis, Coursimault Constant, 1927
- Ilots (1 à 5) expérimentaux de la Reconstruction by Pol Abraham, 1940
