Club house of the golf course in the Parc de Nantilly (28) Construction of a set of traditional timberwork for the club house of the golf course in the Parc de Nantilly (Eure). The project involved more than 100 m³ of wood, with a variety of different attic spaces, some visible, some not, with everything from simple or "Latin" trusses to complex connections of "scissor" trusses. The visible structures support a set of ceilings made of decorated wood and adapted to the trusses. Sheltered outside areas were built of timberwork covered in wooden boards. Architect: Baudouin de Renty - Cabinet BdR < Prev   Next >

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