Maison de la radio
Culture · by Paul Tournon, Devilliers A., Verdier P. · 1956
3 rue Lauth, Strasbourg, France
Strasbourg was selected as the site for the Maison de la Radio due to its artistic significance and central location in Europe. The regional branch emphasizes its commitment to music and theater, hosting a professional troupe that performs in Alsatian dialect with multiple broadcasts each week. The Maison de la Radio, designed by architects Paul Tournon, A. Devilliers, and P. Verdier, was constructed between 1956 and 1961 to replace the studios previously located on Avenue de la Marseillaise.
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