Drouot School

Built in a then rapidly developing neighborhood, notably with the construction of the Drouot housing estate, this school perfectly embodies the harmony between architecture and its urban environment.

Designed to meet hygiene, educational, and aesthetic requirements, it stands out with its imposing lines and remarkable symmetry.

The building, constructed of brick with window sills made of Vosges sandstone, is accompanied by a 2,300 m² playground generously planted with trees, as well as a covered shelter.

Completed in 1939, this architectural achievement is unfortunately not open to the public.