Paul Guadet et les écoles nationales d’Horlogerie de Besançon et d’Optique de Morez

Abstract

Astier law in 1919 and training tax creation in 1925 begin a vast campaign of professional national schools opening. Besançon clock-making school was created in 1921 and Morez optical school in 1925. Both born of a council clock-making school, they are well introduced in local industrial world. Architect Paul Guadet, great supporter of reinforced concrete, designs for them buildings now seen as part of twentieth-century heritage.

Keywords

• béton armé
• École de Commerce de Paris
• École centrale des Arts et Manufactures
• école Pigier
• loi Astier
• loi Guizot