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In the Transit Towns of Beutre, in Mérignac, an Architectural Renovation that Takes Into Account the Inhabitants

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In one of the poorest neighbourhoods of Mérignac, architect Christophe Hutin established a working method to renovate these buildings divided into family housing units, designed in the 1960s as temporary housing.

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In the Transit Towns of Beutre, in Mérignac, an Architectural Renovation that Takes Into Account the Inhabitants

In one of the poorest neighbourhoods of Mérignac, architect Christophe Hutin established a working method to renovate these buildings divided into family housing units, designed in the 1960s as temporary housing.

·Paris, France
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Le Monde broke the news in Paris, France on Monday, November 24, 2025.
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