Quand les piscines « Tournesol » fleurissaient dans les villes françaises

Published on August 9, 2022

« Le plastique, c’est fantastique ! » (2/6). Inventé en 1969 par l’architecte Bernard Schoeller pour répondre au programme « 1 000 piscines », l’équipement municipal, produit en série, est caractérisé par sa coupole, qui s’ouvre comme une fleur héliotrope.

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