Barclay & Crousse Architecture

The existing school’s infrastructure, dating back to the 1950s and structurally non-compliant with current seismic norms, led to an open architectural competition for a new school building. The project’s complexity lies in the complete reconstruction of the school while the site continues to remain operational for classes. For this reason, a phased construction and demolition plan was proposed, adapted to both French and Peruvian standards.

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The existing school’s infrastructure, dating back to the 1950s and structurally non-compliant with current seismic norms, led to an open architectural competition for a new school building. The project’s complexity lies in the complete reconstruction of the school while the site continues to remain operational for classes. For this reason, a phased construction and demolition plan was proposed, adapted to both French and Peruvian standards.

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