
Article
Aug. 31, 2021
It involves creating a real living space in which 150 children and young adults (5 to 21 years old) will receive primary and secondary education along with guidance that goes far beyond that which is offered during regular school hours. The building is modern and its architecture was specifically designed for this unique educational project. It boasts adapted colours, intimate spaces, natural lighting, a large courtyard, etc. The new Autism Centre will have four separate, yet integrated pillars: