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Fernand Pouillon (14 May 1912 – 24 July 1986) was a French architect, urban planner, building contractor and writer. Pouillon was one of the most active and influential post-World War II architects and builders in France. He is remembered for his use of ‘noble’ building materials (especially stone), his seamless integration of all phases of the building process, his inexpensive and efficient building techniques and for his harmonious juxtaposition of forms. He was a humanist, as well as an architect.:6 His stated goal was to meet human needs, and especially, those of middle-class and poorer families who faced severe shortages of dignified housing in the post-War period.:16

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rdfs:comment	Fernand Pouillon (* 14. Mai 1912 in Cancon, Département Lot-et-Garonne; † 24. Juli 1986 in Belcastel) war ein französischer Architekt, Städteplaner und Schriftsteller. Fernand Pouillon war einer der Baumeister, die am Wiederaufbau Frankreichs nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg maßgeblich beteiligt waren. Er hat zahlreiche Überbauungen und öffentliche Aufträge in Marseille, Aix-en-Provence, im Großraum Paris, in Algerien und im Iran geplant und ausgeführt. (de) Fernand Pouillon, naskiĝis la 14-an de majo 1912 en Cancon, departemento Lot-et-Garonne en la historia regiono Akvitanio, mortis la 24-an de julio 1986, 74-jara, en Belcastel, departemento Aveyron en Okcitanio, estis franca verkisto, arkitekto kaj entreprenisto. En 1965 li honoriĝis per la literatura premio Deux Magots, prononco [dø maGO], pro la romano Les Pierres sauvages ("La sovaĝaj ŝtonoj"). (eo) Fernand Pouillon (Cancon, Lot-et-Garonne, 1912ko maiatzaren 14a - Belcastel, Aveyron, 1986ko uztailaren 24a) frantziar arkitekto, hirigile, eraikitzaile eta idazlea izan zen. Etxebizitza, eskola eta kultura eraikinetan espezializatua, nahiz eta bi zaharberritze proiektu ere izan, Bigarren Mundu Gerra osteko arkitekto garrantzitsuenetakoa izan zen. Batez ere Marseillan, Aix-en-Provencen, Paris inguruan Aljerren eta Teheranen eraiki zuen. Bere arkitektura testuinguruan kokatzen da, masen arteko oreka zorrotz baina harmoniatsukoak eta material noblekoak. (eu) Fernand Pouillon, né le 14 mai 1912 à Cancon (Lot-et-Garonne) et mort au château de Belcastel (Aveyron) le 24 juillet 1986, est un architecte et urbaniste français. Admirateur d'Auguste Perret, il fut l'un des grands bâtisseurs des années de reconstruction après la Seconde Guerre mondiale en France. Il a réalisé de nombreux équipements et bâtiments publics à Marseille, Aix-en-Provence, en région parisienne, en Algérie ainsi qu'en Iran. Ses réalisations se caractérisent par une insertion dans le site, un équilibre des masses né de proportions harmoniques rigoureuses, des matériaux nobles – y compris dans le logement social – et la collaboration d'artistes sculpteurs, céramistes, paysagistes. (fr) Fernand Pouillon (Cancon, 14 maggio 1912 – Belcastel, 24 luglio 1986) è stato un architetto francese. (it) Fernand Pouillon (14 May 1912 – 24 July 1986) was a French architect, urban planner, building contractor and writer. Pouillon was one of the most active and influential post-World War II architects and builders in France. He is remembered for his use of ‘noble’ building materials (especially stone), his seamless integration of all phases of the building process, his inexpensive and efficient building techniques and for his harmonious juxtaposition of forms. He was a humanist, as well as an architect.:6 His stated goal was to meet human needs, and especially, those of middle-class and poorer families who faced severe shortages of dignified housing in the post-War period.:16 (en)
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name	Fernand Pouillon (en)
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birth place	Cancon
death place	Belcastel, Aveyron
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death date	1986-07-24 (xsd:date)
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birth date	1912-05-14 (xsd:date)
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