D'Houndt + Bajart's Le Roc Canteen resembles floating rock
TOURCOING – Known for their heterogeneous building style, local firm D’Houndt+Bajart architects&associés design a school cafeteria in Tourcoing, a northern French city. Recalling a number of references – from the canyons to Jules Vernes’ adven
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