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Univac Le Capet

A technical institute converted to a small hotel, Le Capet hosts 50 to 150 guests in a building where laboratory partitions are now interior walls. Concrete floors are sealed and polished. The cafeteria serves the dual function of reception space. Bedrooms are former offices; double beds are retrofits. The property's former life persists in its orthogonal layout and neutral palette. This appeals to couples who appreciate the conceptual irony and functional simplicity of a transformed industrial space.

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