Résidence Paul Valéry

In the early 1970s, the urban development of Avenue Montclar involved the construction of collective buildings, which followed closely after neighboring structures by two or three years. This project featured an innovative design, delivering a building with open floor plates and a central core flanked by two service columns, allowing interior layouts to be determined by the buyers. The design aligns with the principles of Le Corbusier and reflects a bioclimatic architecture approach.