Ces immeubles sont parmi les rares exemples d'architecture avant-garde des années 1920 dans la ville. Ci-contre, la villa Cassandre, construite par André Lurçat et tout en haut, la villa Bomsel, œuvre d'Auguste Perret. Enfin, la troisième photo est celle d'un édifice pour lequel je n'ai trouvé aucune info et dont je suppose qu'il a seulement été construit dans le même style. Mais j'aimais bien... Ces photos ont été prises il y a déjà quelques temps !
21 comments:
j'aime bien la villa Cassandre
I like Art Deco a lot - these are great examples.
Nice examples of the Art Deco design.
Le probleme cote photogenique parfois ce sont les traces laissees par la pluie mais sinon j'aime.
So, um, what's with the portholes? Unusual feature.
Nice reflections. Hey, a Mini Cooper!
It's beautiful!The last one is my favorite!
Léia
Very unusual for your area, but I like them!
un temps où le soleil brillait
Oo la la. I especially like the one in the last shot. They're very different than the buildings that usually inhabit your blog pages! :)
BTW, when you get your bleu hair, please send me a photo!
these are so neat...i would like to have that little round section, from the first photo, for a reading area!
@ Randy: yes, a Mini!
I like the mix of styles and the curves of the room.
J'adore art deco also, but I agree with Lowell, very different.. although I'm guessing like everywhere in the world there can be a mix of architectural styles oui.
I'm a fan of art deco as well. I hope you have seen the (temporary) Art Deco exhibition at the Cité de l'Architecture et Patrimoine. Those are interesting examples of this style in your town !
I like them all and villa Cassandre is really a great name!
Lovely examples; I like the last one, in particular.
~Lindy
Nice find! The bottom photo is excellent! It's hard to tell that this is France.
They don't look so old. :) This style is still popular today, I think. I'd love to live in that building in your last shot!
I especially like the third photo.
They look quite distinctive!
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