Girls school at Valmont – Lausanne, Switzerland
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https://doi.org/10.3989/ic.1967.v20.i190.4044Abstract
The building has the following floor levels. Firstly, a lower area occupied by a games room, and the general services of the building. A ground floor, with the entrance hall, the offices of the director, secretary and receptionist, the schoolrooms, chapel, dining room, and kitchen. The second floor has a vestibule, an infirmary, the bedrooms of the pupils and those of the religious community. Finally, on the ample top terrace a section for teaching has been provided, and also a garden and sports zone. The whole building is strongly expressive of a simple, fresh and careful approach to the problem of distribution and decoration.
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