J.F. Kennedy School Complex in Lyon
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Axonometric view
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Ground floor plan
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First floor plan
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South elevation
Project description
The school is located within a block undergoing transformation, in a heterogeneous suburban context. With a simple form and restrained design, it is set on the street alignment to form an L-shape around a generously planted playground. A through hall manages the junction at the corner and accommodates the main staircase. The building height is stepped back at the top floor to ensure a transition in scale with the surroundings and to create accessible roof terraces. Built in timber and insulated with straw, the building presents a mineral expression on the façades to support its integration and durability.
Project details
- Address1 rue de la Concorde, Lyon, Rhône
- Dates2021-2026
- Programme17 classrooms, cafeteria, library
- Surface area4,300 m2
- Budget11.6 M€
- Regulatory frameworkRE 2020 niveau 2028 – Cep – 30 %
- Carbon emissions854 kgCO2eq/m2
- Energy consumption-3.9 kWh/m2/year
- LabelsBâtiment biosourcé niveau 3, E4C2
- Notable detailsHauteville stone base, lime render, straw insulation, natural night ventilation, adiabatic air handling units, 600 m² of photovoltaic panels.
Credits
- ClientVille de Lyon
- Lead architectTectoniques (architect)
- Project managementTectoniques Ingénieurs (cost consultant, electrical engineering, MEP engineering, timber structure, concrete structure), eEgenie (sustainability consultant), Gamba (acoustic consultant), LJN (landscape architect), Studis (kitchen designer)
- PhotographyPierrick Durand-Glouchkoff

















