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Private hotel à Bar-le-Duc dans la Meuse

Private hotel

    16 Rue du Tribel
    55000 Bar-le-Duc
Ownership of a private company
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Hôtel particulier
Hôtel particulier
Crédit photo : Ji-Elle - Sous licence Creative Commons

Timeline

Révolution/Empire
XIXe siècle
Époque contemporaine
1800
1900
2000
milieu du XVIIIe siècle
Initial construction
fin du XIXe siècle
Major changes
4 mars 2003
Official protection
Aujourd'hui
Aujourd'hui

Heritage classified

The 18th-century hotel in its entirety, including the gallery terrace, stairs, panelling, painted hazes, fireplaces and ceilings; facades and roofs of the body of the 19th century building, in return on the garden at the southeast corner; the body of passage from the courtyard to the garden; the garden and its terrace walls, including the greenhouse on wall-baubut (cad. AP 236, 280, 282): registration by order of 4 March 2003

Origin and history

The mansion at 14 and 16 rue du Tribel in Bar-le-Duc is an urban U-plan building built in the mid-18th century. It is distinguished by its garden-side architecture, marked by curved bays, horned ionic pilasters and a triangular pediment decorated with rock decorations evoking arts and commerce. The basements are home to a network of cellars with bread ovens and fireplaces, while the croup structure of the attic and the interior distributions date for most of this period.

At the end of the 19th century, the hotel underwent major changes: the south wing was demolished, a direct passage to the garden was created, and a pavilion was added. The terrace is transformed, and a greenhouse, equipped with a walkway on the ridge, adds to the garden. The house, on the other hand, retains its original 18th century appearance. These changes reflect the adaptation of the building to the tastes and needs of the time.

The ensemble, including the body of passage between the courtyard and the garden, the 19th century facades and roofs, as well as the garden with its terrace walls and greenhouse, has been protected by an inscription to the Historical Monuments since 4 March 2003. Owned by a private company, it bears witness to the architectural and social evolution of a private hotel between the former Regime and the industrial era.

External links

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