Repurposed slate covers this entire timber school in France

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By Laura CowanOct 4, 2022, 5:30 pm199 pts
Les Coteaux Fleuris School by HEMAA Architectes and Hesters Oyon gives a nod to the past while interpreting its architecture in a thoroughly modern and sustainable way. This school repurposes local materials by including timber from the city center and slate from the bell tower and town hall.

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Repurposed slate covers this entire timber school in France

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