The architect in charge of the project, Bertrand Bahuaud, shows the location of a part of the future dwellings, on the Place Jean-Jacques Boitiaux, in Chambly. In the south of Oise, the town of Chambly can hardly deny its past closely linked to that of the railwaymen. Since the First World War, a large part of the city rests on the railway, with the presence of the SNCF workshops. To house all these workers, the district of Moulin-Neuf was built…
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The architect in charge of the project, Bertrand Bahuaud, shows the location of a part of the future dwellings, on the Place Jean-Jacques Boitiaux, in Chambly. In the south of Oise, the town of Chambly can hardly deny its past closely linked to that of the railwaymen. Since the First World War, a large part of the city rests on the railway, with the presence of the SNCF workshops. To house all these workers, the district of Moulin-Neuf was built…