A rammed-earth Paris daycare shows how urban sites can be reimagined sustainably
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Location
Paris, France
Architect
Client
Private
Floor Area
308 sq-m
A 24-person childcare centre was built in the courtyard of Paris’ Palais de l’Alma using rammed earth and timber, demonstrating the applicability of sustainable appro
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