Photo of the Mirecourt school in France. You can see a large wooden building.
Photo of the Mirecourt school in France. You can see a large wooden building. © Architectes : Architecture-Studio (M. Robain, R. Tisnado, JF. Bonne, A. Bretagnolle, RH. Arnaud, LM. Fischer, M. Lehmann, R. Ayache) & O. Paré

Client:
Conseil General de Vorges

Completion of timber construction:
2004

Location:
Mirecourt, France

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School, Mirecourt

The school in Mirecourt is a timber-framed building designed to accommodate 800 pupils. The project comprised the construction of classrooms, a documentation and information centre, sports facilities, an observatory, five residential blocks and a restaurant seating 300 people. The building design utilises solar heat gains through its large glazed areas.

The scope of work carried out comprised the production and installation of timber structures, supplemented by glued-laminated timber and façade cladding. The building is constructed using a timber frame system. Spruce and Douglas fir were used in the form of glued-laminated timber.

Impressions

  • Our services
    • Statics, planning
    • Production and assembly of the wooden elements
  • Products used

    Glulam

  • Architectural office

    Architecture Studio, Paris

  • Engineering office

    Sylva Conseil, Clement-Ferrand

  • Client

    Conseil General de Vorges