Quartier Belle Image
Urban planning · by Georges Bovet, Maurice Biny, François Béranger · 1952
2-6 rue Belle-image ; 43 avenue du Président-Herriot, Valence, France
The Belle Image district in Valence, France, was partially destroyed during bombings in 1944. In the post-war period, the city developed a reconstruction and planning strategy, assigning the project to architects Georges Bovet, Maurice Biny, and François Béranger. The new district was built between 1952 and 1965, reflecting modern urban and architectural principles. This included wide streets and the use of industrial prefabrication to streamline construction processes, demonstrating a commitment to contemporary design and efficient urban planning.
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