Collège de l’Elysée

Lausanne

One of the main works of Charles and Frédéric Brugger, founders of our office. This school is a flagship monument in the Lausanne region.

The Collège de l'Elysée was built from 1961 to 1964 in the vast and magnificent park of the same name. The various buildings, forming courtyards, are terraced and slope gently down towards the lake. They are clearly defined rectangular volumes, open to the outside and with a concrete framework, and follow the main principles of modern architecture of the inter-war period. The remarkable work on the volumetric composition and cladding, which benefits from the contribution of the sculptor Hansjörg Gisiger, however, clearly places the complex within the questioning of the architecture-sculpture link specific to the post-war period. COPYRIGHT

Year

1965

Developed by

CCHE Lausanne SA (ex-C + F BRUGGER Architectes)

Program

42 normal classes
26 special classes
3 gymnasiums
1 rhythm room

Architecture de CCHE du Collège de l'Elysée Suisse

Architecture

Architecture de CCHE du Collège de l'Elysée Suisse
Architecture de CCHE du Collège de l'Elysée Suisse
Architecture de CCHE du Collège de l'Elysée Suisse
Architecture de CCHE du Collège de l'Elysée Suisse

Interior

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Architecture de CCHE du Collège de l'Elysée Suisse
Architecture de CCHE du Collège de l'Elysée Suisse
Architecture de CCHE du Collège de l'Elysée Suisse

Archives: Courses at the Elysée College

Maps

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Architecture de CCHE du Collège de l'Elysée Suisse
Architecture de CCHE du Collège de l'Elysée Suisse
Architecture de CCHE du Collège de l'Elysée Suisse
Architecture de CCHE du Collège de l'Elysée Suisse
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