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Lycée Mohammed V — LyceemedV
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Lycée Mohammed V

Boulevard du 2 Mars, rue Victor Hugo, rue de Rome et rue de Salonique

Current use Secondary school

Listed in the national heritage inventory

Overview

The school's first buildings, then the Lycée Lyautey, were built in 1922 by Pierre Bousquet. In 1954, Isaac Levy and Elie Azagury designed the new entrance and the science wing on Boulevard du 2-Mars. A canopy of concrete beams marks the entrance, and the classroom façades are shaded by a grid of concrete sunscreens. The Lycée Mohammed V is still a school today.

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