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Friday 6 March 2009

Ecole des Condamines

I don't know about you, but I would have loved to go to a primary school made of a juxtaposition of pyramids, especially with such a pretty umbrella shaped tree!
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Je ne sais pas pour vous, mais j'aurais adoré aller dans une école primaire faite d'une juxtaposition de pyramides, surtout avec un arbre en ombrelle si élégant!
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21 comments:

  1. Lowell6/3/09 00:30

    Well, I don't know. That certainly is unlike any elementary school I've ever seen. Probably would be an interesting experience to attend there as it appears those in charge are quite creative.

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  2. George Townboy6/3/09 00:47

    You make it look appealing with this beautiful photo.

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  3. brattcat6/3/09 01:23

    Oh, there must be so much light in there and we all need light to grow, don't we?

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  4. Clueless in Boston6/3/09 03:11

    I agree with Brattcat about the light. It must be wonderful with all that light, especially on dark wintry days.

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  5. Frankie / Nick6/3/09 04:11

    Hmmm bet that tree is just nothing short of stunning in the summer!

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  6. Juergen Kuehn6/3/09 07:48

    Well, every institution who exalted the imagination of people, extra early the children, ia a win-win situation.

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  7. alice6/3/09 08:27

    Et tu étais peut-être dans une école en granit à Quimper...

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  8. cieldequimper6/3/09 08:42

    @ Alice : oh si seulement... J'étais de l'autre côté de la Manche... ;-)

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  9. Olivier6/3/09 08:52

    j'aime bien les écoles avec une architecture moderne. Mais j'aimerais pas retourner à l'école ;o))

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  10. Catherine6/3/09 09:07

    Avec vue sur le ciel pour mieux rêver.

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  11. GreensboroDailyPhoto6/3/09 12:22

    Yes, cieldequimper, this is the BACK side of a shopping mall In Greensboro Daily Photo.

    I love seeing pictures of schools and especially schools uniquely designed as is the one in the photo above!

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  12. Unknown6/3/09 14:25

    This is very cool! I would have never guessed it is a school. Awsome tree!

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  13. B SQUARED6/3/09 14:36

    Certainly beats the school I went to.

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  14. Anonymous6/3/09 15:53

    The tree breaks up the cold hard shapes of the building, well done:)

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  15. Virginia6/3/09 17:20

    Mini Louvres????? HA I like the tree as well.
    V

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  16. Tammie Lee6/3/09 18:37

    Yes to pyramids and sweet trees! Sounds like a wonderful school.

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  17. Marguerite-marie6/3/09 19:35

    c'est sûr que c'est sûrement agréable.
    Mes filles étaient à la petite école maternelle de Penhars et à l'école primaire paul langevin tout près du bois de Kermoysan...et oui parlons du pays!!!
    bises de Bretagne

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  18. crocrodyl6/3/09 21:54

    The tree is really unique:) Nice school:)

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  19. Jane Hards Photography7/3/09 00:32

    I would have been very happy to have gone to school here.

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  20. Anonymous7/3/09 04:54

    This really is an interesting school. The glass pyramids are similar to what I envisioned when I read a science fiction story in elementary school - "All in a Summer Day" by Ray Bradbury. A very sad story.

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  21. Z15/3/09 11:10

    I'd like it, for sure!

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