The Triangular Courtyard

It came from a boiler room that could not be moved, a 1930s pavilion listed as municipal heritage, and a fire access lane that required six clear meters all the way beneath the old block’s windows. At 8:12 that Monday, September 28, Élise Vannier summed it up that way for three cold people standing around a folding table, where the wind kept lifting the corners of the plan.

In 1959, under anesthesia, she walked through a hospital wing that did not exist. In 2026, it is being built.