Associer transforms Parisian 1970s school into media library and refugee centre
Associer transforms Parisian 1970s school into media library and refugee centre
French architecture studio Associer has completed the James Baldwin Media Library and the Refugee House in Paris, adapting and extending a former secondary school with new elements in latticed timber and poured earth. Located in the 19th arrondissement, the project combines a media library and centre for the Deaf with a series of events spaces, The post Associer transforms Parisian 1970s school into media library and refugee centre appeared first on Dezeen.
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