La reconstruction du village témoin du Bosquel dans la Somme après 1940. Récit, ambitions et paradoxes d’une opération singulière

On 7th June 1940, the village of Bosquel was almost entirely destroyed by the advancing German army. The tabula rasa caused by the war meant that their Town Planner, Paul Dufournet, and his project architects were able to completely redefine the structuring of the village, particularly the placement...

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Main Author: Xavier Dousson
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Published: Ministère de la Culture et de la Communication 2013-07-01
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description On 7th June 1940, the village of Bosquel was almost entirely destroyed by the advancing German army. The tabula rasa caused by the war meant that their Town Planner, Paul Dufournet, and his project architects were able to completely redefine the structuring of the village, particularly the placement of its key functions, its inclusion in the rural area, as well as the character and form of its houses and farms. Regarding this last point, the Quesnel farm, the first one completed, became a model for the reconstruction of Bosquel as a whole making a complete break with the former farms of Picardy, and appears as the most singular figure in this reconstruction.
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spelling doaj-art-f66a6715f2d1454eb45b56c7f1b468952025-01-09T12:43:46ZfraMinistère de la Culture et de la CommunicationIn Situ1630-73052013-07-012110.4000/insitu.10470La reconstruction du village témoin du Bosquel dans la Somme après 1940. Récit, ambitions et paradoxes d’une opération singulièreXavier DoussonOn 7th June 1940, the village of Bosquel was almost entirely destroyed by the advancing German army. The tabula rasa caused by the war meant that their Town Planner, Paul Dufournet, and his project architects were able to completely redefine the structuring of the village, particularly the placement of its key functions, its inclusion in the rural area, as well as the character and form of its houses and farms. Regarding this last point, the Quesnel farm, the first one completed, became a model for the reconstruction of Bosquel as a whole making a complete break with the former farms of Picardy, and appears as the most singular figure in this reconstruction.https://journals.openedition.org/insitu/10470Le CorbusierJean BossuReconstructionPaul DufournetLouis MiquelRobert Le Ricolais
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La reconstruction du village témoin du Bosquel dans la Somme après 1940. Récit, ambitions et paradoxes d’une opération singulière
In Situ
Le Corbusier
Jean Bossu
Reconstruction
Paul Dufournet
Louis Miquel
Robert Le Ricolais
title La reconstruction du village témoin du Bosquel dans la Somme après 1940. Récit, ambitions et paradoxes d’une opération singulière
title_full La reconstruction du village témoin du Bosquel dans la Somme après 1940. Récit, ambitions et paradoxes d’une opération singulière
title_fullStr La reconstruction du village témoin du Bosquel dans la Somme après 1940. Récit, ambitions et paradoxes d’une opération singulière
title_full_unstemmed La reconstruction du village témoin du Bosquel dans la Somme après 1940. Récit, ambitions et paradoxes d’une opération singulière
title_short La reconstruction du village témoin du Bosquel dans la Somme après 1940. Récit, ambitions et paradoxes d’une opération singulière
title_sort la reconstruction du village temoin du bosquel dans la somme apres 1940 recit ambitions et paradoxes d une operation singuliere
topic Le Corbusier
Jean Bossu
Reconstruction
Paul Dufournet
Louis Miquel
Robert Le Ricolais
url https://journals.openedition.org/insitu/10470
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