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Ecole Maternelle Pajol is a kindergarten in Rue Pajol in Paris that went thru an extremely colorful renovation by French architecture agency Palatre & Leclère. The colorful design exterior continues inside creating a positive, playful and stimulating environment for the children and staff.

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