Lambert High School

In 1912, faced with the increasing number of children in a rapidly growing neighborhood, the municipality built a new primary school.

This large building, designed to accommodate over 1,500 students, included modern facilities from the start: a concert hall, drawing room, gymnasium, showers, electric lighting, and central heating. Its imposing architecture is marked by symmetry broken by a rounded projection.

In 1921, the institution became a school of commerce and industry, then a high school. Today, it is not open to the public.

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