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"Absolute Laideur": This Historic Castle of Pas-De-Calais Transformed Into Social and Ecological Housing Divided, "It's to Cry"
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France is the country of castles. There are more than 45,000 of them throughout the country. Among them are the emblematic monuments of the Loire Valley, such as Chambord or Chenonceau, classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. But their golden age now belongs to the past. Thus, many of these witnesses of the rich history of the country are now in ruins, for lack of means to finance costly restoration works. When the castles and other manor ho…
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