Haut-Poirier Garden City

This complex of 176 social housing units, designed by the municipal architecture department between 1929 and 1930, is arranged in small buildings around Alexandre Ribot Square.

This square honors the politician behind the April 10, 1908 law, which promoted homeownership for the less affluent, often called the "poor man's land credit."

The buildings, each with two floors topped by attics, contain two to four apartments. They are set within green plots, offering family gardens to their residents.