The Lully Vauban school’s extension project is designed to harmonize with its urban surroundings while prioritizing acoustic performance and functionality for diverse educational needs.
By integrating into the existing architectural vocabulary and respecting established implementation logic, the school extension avoids disturbing the unique urban character of the area.
The strategic architectural design not only serves nursery and elementary education but also provides a focal point that enhances the communal playgrounds and outdoor areas.
The building’s simple construction system promotes longevity and adaptability, featuring a wooden frame and prefabricated elements that emphasize acoustic performance and external relationships.
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