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Heritage classified

Origin and history

The building located at 30 rue Jeanne-d This regulation has imposed uniformity in cornice heights and banding levels between floors, while leaving open the diversity of facades. The objective was to create a visual harmony highlighting the nearby cathedral, giving the street an aesthetic unit despite the variety of styles.

The protection of this building, by order of 23 January 1945, specifically concerns its façade and its cover. This heritage recognition underscores its role in the Orléan urban landscape, marked by rigorous planning. The Jeanne d'Arc street, bordered by similar buildings, illustrates a municipal desire to structure the space to magnify a central religious monument, reflecting the urban priorities of the time.

The available information indicates a precise location (30 rue Jeanne-d-Arc), but the exact dating of the construction is not mentioned in the sources. The municipal ordinance, although not dated in the text, suggests a period of group construction, probably at the beginning of the twentieth century, when many French cities adopted urban planning rules to modernize their historic centre. The Creative Commons license of the associated illustration (Peter Potter) attests to a contemporary interest in this heritage.

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