"In Maxeville, next door to the eastern French city of Nancy, ABC delivers 20 social housing units for seniors on the Haut-du-Lievre plateau, known for Zehrfuss's once-longest-in-Europe housing block and its panoramic tower, now entering its final winter as Lorraine's tallest."
ABC Studio architectes, in collaboration with BET Trigo, completed a social housing project in Maxeville, adjacent to Nancy in eastern France. The development comprises 20 housing units specifically designed for seniors, situated on the Haut-du-Lievre plateau. This area is historically significant, known for Zehrfuss's former longest housing block in Europe and a panoramic tower that represents Lorraine's tallest structure, currently in its final operational winter. The project addresses housing needs for elderly residents in the region.
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