The Lycée Jules-Ferry stands out on the Boulevard de Clichy for its imposing, fortress-like facade, designed to shield its students from the notoriously bustling life of the neighborhood when it opened in nineteen thirteen. Built on the site of a former convent, the school was one of two new institutions created to accommodate the growing need for girls' secondary education in Paris, with its architecture blending Art Nouveau and Art Deco details.
Lycée Jules-Ferry (Paris)
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