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  3. Île de France
  4. Yvelines
  5. 78000 Versailles

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Buildings à Versailles dans les Yvelines

Yvelines

Buildings

    50 Ter Avenue de Saint-Cloud
    78000 Versailles
Photo de Buildings
Crédit photo : Copyleft - Sous licence Creative Commons

Timeline

Temps modernes
Révolution/Empire
XIXe siècle
Époque contemporaine
1800
1900
2000
vers 1778
Construction begins
après 1824
Adjustments
16 avril 1955
First protection
10 juillet 1995
Protection extensions
Aujourd'hui
Aujourd'hui

Heritage classified

Facade on the avenue and corresponding roof of number 52 (Box BP 7): inscription by order of 16 April 1955. Façades, roofs on street and garden, staircase with its cage and access hall of number 52bis (Box BP 8): inscription by order of 10 July 1995. Façades and roofs on the avenue du numérique 52ter (Box BP 10): inscription by order of 10 July 1995

Key figures

Duval - Architect Author of the initial plans around 1778.

Origin and history

The buildings at 52, 52bis and 52ter on Avenue de Saint-Cloud in Versailles constitute a remarkable architectural ensemble in neo-classical style. Their construction began around 1778 according to the plans of architect Duval, marking the transition between the 18th and 19th centuries. These buildings illustrate the evolution of the aesthetic tastes of the era, combining classical rigour and structural innovations.

In the early 19th century, after 1824, redevelopments were carried out, probably adapting spaces to new uses or changes in urban norms. These changes demonstrate the sustainability of these buildings, which have adapted to the changing needs of the city of Versailles, while maintaining their historic character.

The facades and roofs of these buildings were partially protected by registration orders to the Historic Monuments, in 1955 for number 52, and in 1995 for numbers 52bis and 52ter. These protections highlight their heritage value, especially for their representation of neo-classical architecture and their integration into the urban landscape of the Versailles.

External links

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