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The building located at 32 rue de Châteaudun and 29 rue Saint-Lazare, in the 9th arrondissement of Paris, dates from the first half of the 19th century. This building illustrates Haussmannian and post-revolutionary urban planning, a period marked by the transformation of Paris into a modern city, with aligned facades and strict architectural rules. Its partial classification (façades and roofs) by order of 30 December 1977 bears witness to its heritage interest, although its exact location remains approximate according to available sources (level 6/10 of precision).

The protection of this building is part of a desire to preserve the architectural heritage of Paris of the 19th century, when the capital is experiencing a major demographic and economic expansion. The facades on streets, typical of this period, reflect bourgeois aesthetic codes and the materials of the era, such as the cut stone. No information is available on its original use or its potential owners, but its registration as a Historic Monument makes it a silent witness to the urban history of Paris.

The available data (Monumentum, Merimée database) indicate a precise administrative address and approximate GPS coordinates (34 rue de Châteaudun), without details of its current accessibility or conservation status. The Creative Commons photo license suggests accessible visual documentation, but no credit is given to a specific architect or sponsor in the sources consulted.

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