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The building on 13 Martin-Bucer Street in Strasbourg is a building built between the first quarter of the 17th and 18th centuries. It is distinguished by its civil architecture representative of these periods, with facades and roofs protected since 1978. Located near the church of Sainte-Aurélie, it is located in a densely heritageed area, typical of the historic centre of Strasbourg.

The remarkable elements of the building, its facades and roofs, were listed as historical monuments by order of 22 February 1978. This protection excludes outbuildings, stressing the heritage importance of the main body of the building. The property now belongs to the municipality of Strasbourg, although no information specifies its current use (visit, rental, etc.).

Martin Bucer Street, where the building is located, is named after a 16th century Protestant reformer, reflecting the religious and intellectual history of Strasbourg. The building is thus part of an urban context marked by centuries of cultural and architectural exchanges, between French and Germanic influences. However, no source mentions any historical character directly related to its construction or occupation.

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