The Confluence School, founded by internationally renowned architect Odile Decq (Museum of Contemporary Art in Rome, Paris Opera Restaurant, etc.), has just opened its doors.

This innovative architecture school occupies Hall 4 of the former wholesale market, a generous 2,200 square meters. The building's renovation, orchestrated by Studio Odile Decq, left the structure as raw as possible and "symbolizes the writing of a new chapter in the building's history." With its striking transparent walls, the ground floor is entirely open to the city. The hall offers a spacious feel and combines industrial aesthetics with refined design. The school is part of the dynamic Confluence business district and aims to be a place for research, experimentation, and interdisciplinary collaboration.