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During the Reconstruction Period (1945-1965) there were a number of developments in the construction industry. In France, the population of the cities increased and the old housing stock was modernized; various improvements were carried out in the construction methods and design during this period which was characterised by many structural innovations and the construction of multifamily buildings. New types of floor systems using structural components such as terracotta, concrete and pre-stressed concrete were introduced. These new materials and methods, using a partial formwork or without formwork, made possible the more rapid construction of higher buildings. This paper considers the typology of these structural systems and includes a selection of illustrations of buildings that were erected during the period in question.

Post 1950 advances in floor systems in France