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Architecture style

Haussmannian style

Nineteenth-century Parisian unity rests on alignment, stone, and a legible vertical hierarchy.

The second floor, the piano nobile, often carries the continuous balcony and tallest windows. Upper levels grow lighter toward attic rooms.

Key facts

Region: Paris
Period: 1853 to 1870
Signature features: cut-stone façades, continuous balconies, mansard roofs

Available in: FR / EN

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