The women's infirmary, in 1956.
This rectangular pavilion was designed and built around 1925 and was intended as a women's infirmary. Its design follows the hygiene postulates relating to lighting: large east-facing windows and ventilation through upper oculi, which allowed cross ventilation in the upper parts of the room, and windows facing each other on the side façades.
Fontilles Archive, 137-138, 8A, Print 1 (33 x 23 cm).