Paul Nelson. Architecte Inventeur. Celtique more and more unshareable as

more and more unshareable as time passes

which resulted in a widespread reuse of existing buildings

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Paul Nelson. Architecte Inventeur. Celtique more and more unshareable asTrained in the Beaux Arts and influenced by his teacher Auguste Perret, author of projects that gave rise to books more than to buildings, Paul Nelson (Chicago, 1895 Marseille, 1979) is a functionalist architect but above all a humanist: an inventor of architecture. He introduced American techniques to Europe and taught on both sides of the Atlantic. Specializing in hospital architecture, he designed the France United States Memorial Hospital in Saint