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Heritage classified

Origin and history

The building located at 8 rue Jeanne-d This regulation has imposed uniformity of heights (aligned cornices) and levels (standardized floor strips), while allowing for a diversity of facades. The objective was to create a visual harmony highlighting the neighbouring cathedral, a central element of the Orléan urban landscape.

The protection of this building, by order of 23 January 1945, specifically concerns its façade and its cover. This choice reflects the historic importance of this street, where each building, though stylistically distinct, contributes to a unit of scale and architectural rhythm. Approximate location (6 bis rue Jeanne-d的Arc) suggests a concentration of similar constructions in this area, marked by a strong planning will.

The available data do not specify the sponsors or architects of these buildings, but emphasize their role in structuring the Orléan public space. The municipal ordinance, although not dated in the sources, illustrates a period when the French cities strictly framed the aesthetics of the central districts, often for both practical (alignment of the streets) and symbolic (setting up religious or civil monuments).

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