The project is part of the desire to assert the wooded and intimate character existing to the east of the site. Above all, it is a question of preserving the double alignment of majestic but aging robinia trees. It does, however, offer an imposing and remarkable plant cover. Under these tall trees, we propose an intermediate stratum and a plant cover that will protect the site of the very busy Avenue Marcel Cachin (departmental road), both in terms of noise and visual impact. The layout of the college buildings proposes a playground at the heart of the project, separated from the adjacent streets. It is like the current clearing in the centre of the plot, sheltered from the surrounding urban life. The layout of the playground creates a transition from the wooded front to the interior of the college: the edge effect is thus reinforced. This space is designed to preserve the existing vegetation, create a wooded atmosphere while inducing uses and modes of occupation of the space appropriate to a school.