Usine Nestle, factory, Marseille, 1948. Reconstruction of the Old Port of Marseille, France, 1949-53. La Tourette, housing complex, Marseille, France 1949-53. University Library, Aix-en-Provence, France, 1952. Diar es Saada and Diar el Mahçoul, New towns, including 6,900 apartments, Algeria, 1953-57.
Climat de France, New town, including 3,500 apartments, Algeria 1953-57. Housing project Buffalo, 550 apartments, Montrouge, France 1955-62. Housing project in Pantin, 350 apartments, Pantin, France, 1955-62. Le Point du Jour housing complex, 2,200 apartments, Boulogne Billancourt, France, 1955-62. Tourism complex, 2000 beds, Tipaza, Algeria, 1968. Restoration of Château de Belcastel, Aveyron, France, 1975-83.
Fernand Pouillon (14 May 1912 – 24 July 1986) was a French architect, urban planner, building contractor and writer.[1]
Pouillon was one of the most active and influential post-World War II architects and builders in France. He is remembered for his use of ‘noble’ building materials (especially stone), his seamless integration of all phases of the building process, his inexpensive and efficient building techniques and for his harmonious juxtaposition of forms. He was a humanist, as well as an architect.[2]:6 His stated goal was to meet human needs, and especially, those of middle-class and poorer families who faced severe shortages of dignified housing in the post-War period.[2]:16[3]
Due to his success, ostentation and his imperious personality, he attracted the jealousy and ill-will of many. His was a tumultuous life, including prison time and a prison escape. Some architectural critics say he will be remembered as one of the great French architects of the 20th century.[4]
^"L'architecture du XXème siècle à Aix en Provence". Site Officiel de l'Office de Tourisme. Archived from the original on 19 November 2013. Retrieved 29 October 2018.
^ abGruet, Stéphane (2013). Fernand Pouillon: Humanité et grandeur d'un habitat pour tous. Editions Poiesis. ISBN 978-2-917138-05-2.
^Lucan, Jacques (2003). Fernand Pouillon, Architect. Paris: Picard. p. 176. ISBN 2-7084-0691-4.
^Pavillon de l’ Arsenal. "Fernand Pouillon, Architect" (PDF). CAUE64. Retrieved 6 February 2021.
FernandPouillon (14 May 1912 – 24 July 1986) was a French architect, urban planner, building contractor and writer. Pouillon was one of the most active...
concrete after the temporary shuttering has been removed. Developed by FernandPouillon to accelerate construction. Formwork stone is distinct from cyclopean...
may also be a French surname, which may refer to: FernandPouillon modernist architect Jean Pouillon anthropologist and africanist This disambiguation...
below. Massive-precut stone construction was originally developed by FernandPouillon in postwar period who referred to the method as "pierre de taille"...
Fondation Cartier Torre Agbar, in Barcelona, Spain Musée du quai Branly FernandPouillon (1912-1986) Old Port of Marseille Tabriz railway station Résidence...
in Paris. This became known as the "Battle of Marseille". In 1948 FernandPouillon was put in charge of the reconstruction of the devastated old quarter...
of Tabriz Railway Station was jointly designed by French architect FernandPouillon and Iranian architect Heydar Ghiaï-Chamlou and built in 1950s. The...
market. Much of the northern quayside area was rebuilt by the architect FernandPouillon after its destruction by the Nazis in 1943. The Hôtel de Ville (City...
et le Harnais [fr] 1964: Clément Lépidis La Rose de Büyükada 1965: FernandPouillon Les Pierres sauvages 1966: Michel Bataille Une Pyramide sur la mer...
de Portzamparc (born 1944), France George B. Post (1837–1913), US FernandPouillon (1912–1986), France Henry Price (1867–1944) Alain Provost (born 1938)...
Architecture of Paris Paris architecture of the Belle Époque Art Deco FernandPouillon Fabien Vienne "Le Havre, the City Rebuilt by Auguste Perret". UNESCO...
Architecture in 1957. He became the "first assistant" of star architect FernandPouillon. He designed many high-rise buildings in Marseille. He designed La...
influenced by Le Corbusier. Architects Bernard Zehrfuss, Louis Miquel and FernandPouillon constructed a number of major modernist buildings within Algeria in...
which he would refine for the rest of his life. In 1954, the architect FernandPouillon became a patron, and in 1957, designed and dedicated a studio to the...
Grand Arénas. The camp was built near Marseilles in 1945 by architect FernandPouillon for regulating postwar population movements. It served in the 1950s...
published in 1966 La Pierre Sans Chagrin. In 1964, the French architect FernandPouillon published Les pierres sauvages, an historical novel in the form of...
recommending the young Ahmed Benyahia to his friend, the architect FernandPouillon, César had this to say about his Algerian disciple: The holder of this...
Conservatoire, Conservatoire de Musique et de Danse, rue Bouret (1987), FernandPouillon, sculptor. Fontaine du jardin des Bambous, Parc de la villette (1987)...
ed. Yale University Press, 2006 ISBN 030010412X, Michèle Richet, Nadine Pouillon, ill. Georges Braque, pages 30, 37, 55, Georges Braque: Orangerie des Tuileries...
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