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Planted rooftop terraces "cascade" down stepped school in Paris by Tectoniques

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French architecture studio Tectoniques completed the Dominique Frelaut School in Paris, featuring a vertical design with stepped volumes and green terraces that cascade down to the entrance, maximizing outdoor space for students. This innovative architectural approach integrates nature and education, offering panoramic views and teaching opportunities about construction and sustainability. Content creators can highlight this project as an example of how sustainable and educational design elements can be integrated into modern school architecture.

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