Built in 1946 by the Corsican architect Louis de Casabianca, the house called "the chief engineer of the Bridges and Chaussées", in the area of the Bois des Anglais, received this Friday 16 October the label "Remarkable Contemporary Architecture". A recognition organized within the framework of the National Days of Architecture, which highlights a building mixing island heritage and modernity. A facade of stone, geometric lines and a roof terrac…
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Built in 1946 by the Corsican architect Louis de Casabianca, the house called "the chief engineer of the Bridges and Chaussées", in the area of the Bois des Anglais, received this Friday 16 October the label "Remarkable Contemporary Architecture". A recognition organized within the framework of the National Days of Architecture, which highlights a building mixing island heritage and modernity. A facade of stone, geometric lines and a roof terrac…