Musée de Préhistoire, Verdon
Located in the mediaeval village of Quinson, the Musée de Préhistoire responds to its context by combining modern construction techniques with local materials. ‘Folded’ into the landscape, the building’s lenticular plan is defined by a long drystone retaining wall that guides visitors into a cool, double-height foyer – reminiscent of the caves that the museum celebrates.
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