Origin and history

The buildings between numbers 13 and 28 of Heré Street in Nancy form a remarkable architectural complex. Their location in this emblematic street, known for its classic 18th century urbanism, suggests integration into a wider historical context, although their precise period of construction is not documented in the available sources. Heré Street, named in honour of architect Emmanuel Heré, is a symbol of the heritage of the Netherlands.

The buildings that border it often reflect the stylistic and social evolutions of the city. Although the internal data do not specify their specific history, these buildings are part of Nancy's urban identity, classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its architectural ensemble of the 18th and 19th centuries.