Built by architects Émile-Joseph Molinié and Charles-Henri Nicod in 1929, the building has undergone an ambitious refurbishment faithfully preserving its original Art Deco style.
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“Upon entering the lobby, the elegance and aesthetics of the 1930s are immediately apparent.
The height of the building’s upper levels allows views of the Eiffel Tower, while its privileged location offers direct access to the Bois de Boulogne.
The large family apartments will be complemented by service areas, thus enhancing their status and infrastructure.
The choice of materials and the sobriety underline its Art Deco spirit.”
ARTQAD ARCHITECTS
Architect's words
“Upon entering the lobby, the elegance and aesthetics of the 1930s are immediately apparent.
The height of the building’s upper levels allows views of the Eiffel Tower, while its privileged location offers direct access to the Bois de Boulogne.
The large family apartments will be complemented by service areas, thus enhancing their status and infrastructure.
The choice of materials and the sobriety underline its Art Deco spirit.”
ARTQAD ARCHITECTS
Architect’s words
