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Monographies de Bâtiments Modernes - Hôtel rue de Metz à Nancy (Meutrhe-et-Moselle), Mr. Ferdinand Genay Architecte.
Language: French
Published by E. Ducher, 1895
souple. Condition: Bon. 1 numéro in-folio (36x28 cm), 68me livraison, E. Ducher éditeur, Paris, s.d. (circa 1895), 8 pp. (pp. 73 à 80) Très bon état pour cette livraison de la revue d'architecture "Monographies de Bâtiments Modernes", entièrement consacrée à un hôtel particulier de Nancy. L'architecte F. Genay, fils d'architecte, fut l'architecte diocésain ainsi que l'architecte des hospices et hôpitaux civils de Nancy. A sa mort, ses activités furent reprise par Paul Charbonnier (1865-1953). L'hôtel particulier présenté ici, avait été conçu avec tout le confort moderne de l'époque : "salle de bain à l'entresol, buanderie, aile de dépendances, etc., eau gaz et sonneries électriques". Langue: Français.
