Timber Engineering
Design study for the timber-framed curtain wall as part of the renovation and conversion of Mont-Saint-Jean school.
The framing caissons on the façade are made up of LVL uprights and allow the masonry to be supported using corbel angles. The caissons are also used to hold the sports equipment in the sports hall. Among other things, the new façade has enabled the building to achieve the performance of a passive building.
rue du Ménil 3, 1410 Waterloo
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