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Heritage classified

Origin and history

The building located at 14 rue Saint-Victor, in the 5th arrondissement of Paris, is a historic monument whose protected elements are the facade and the roof. These parties were registered by ministerial decree on 17 December 1949, attesting to their heritage value. The building is part of the dense urban fabric of the left bank, a district marked by its medieval and university history, close to the Sorbonne and the ancient remains of the Cluny thermal baths.

The location of this monument, although considered of mediocre accuracy (note of 5/10 in the Merimée base), remains symbolic of the architectural evolution of Paris. The buildings in this area, often built or remodelled between the 17th and 19th centuries, reflect the social and urban transformations of the capital. Their preservation contributes to the collective memory of a pre-Hhaussmannian Paris, where traces of the past and modernity mix.

No additional information on its history, occupants or original use is available from the sources consulted.

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