Maison Louis Carré by Alvar Aalto JOELIX
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AD Classics Maison Louis Carré / Alvar Aalto ArchDaily
Maison Louis Carré Architect Alvar Aalto Elissa Aalto Design 1956-1959, 1961 Completion 1959 Themes Alvar Aalto's Architecture Category Residential buildings Tags brick detached furniture light design marble pitched roof stone white wood
AD Classics Maison Louis Carré / Alvar Aalto ArchDaily
The Maison Louis Carré is one of the most carefully executed and detailed of the private houses designed by Alvar Aalto. Photo: Luxproductions Maison Louis Carré's backyard amphitheater. Photo: Heikki Havas, Alvar Aalto Foundation Maison Louis Carré is located approximately 40 kilometres from Paris, in the commune of Bazoches-sur-Guyonne.
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The Maison Louis Carré was inaugurated in 1959, but work continued until 1961. Related architects: VillaNews: Architecture news, Interviews, Architects and Villa projects, Subscribe and receive both print edition and digital access at anytime in anyplace.
ルイ・カレ（Louis Carré）邸 Visit Alvar Aalto
Visite de la Maison Louis Carré, maison iconique réalisée par l'architecte Alvar Aalto.Scénario et présentation : Laurent LecomteLes interviewés :Asdis Olafs.
Maison Louis Carré Visit Alvar Aalto
The Maison Louis Carre is one of the most important private houses designed by Alvar Aalto. In the same way as the Villa Mairea it is a residence that brings work and private life together. The house is located on a sloping, south-facing site of roughly three hectares.
Maison Louis Carré by Alvar Aalto Dwell
Maison Louis Carré is a residential building in Bazoches-sur-Guyonne, France designed by Finnish modernist architects Elissa and Alvar Aalto. [1] The house was designed for art collectors Olga and Louis Carré, and completed in 1959. [2] [3] The building is the only remaining building by Aalto in France. [2]
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LOUIS CARRÉ Of Brittany origin, Louis Carré (1897-1977) was a lawyer at the Rennes Court before taking over the family business of antiquities. In 1928 he published Le Grand Carré, devoted to hallmarks in old French plate, which is still an authority in that field.
Alvar Aalto Maison Louis Carré / 1959 / Inside & Outside
View 19 Photos In the autumn of 1956, the well-known French art dealer Louis Carré and his wife contracted Finnish Modernist architect Alvar Aalto to build them a villa of the highest artistic quality and material.
Maison Louis Carré · Finnish Architecture Navigator
Maison Louis Carré is Alvar Aalto's only surviving building in France. I have a list of Aalto structures to see, and visiting this one first is not helping my patience for seeing the others. The house/gallery was built for a French gallerist and art collector between 1956 and 1959 in Bazoches-sur-Guyonne.
Ilkka Suppanen Maison Louis Carré
Maison Louis Carré, in Bazoches-sur-Guyonne, near Paris, is the Finnish architect Alvar Aalto's only work in France — and "one of his finest private houses," according to an executive at.
AD Classics Maison Louis Carré / Alvar Aalto ArchDaily
Maison Louis Carré Alvar Aalto 1959-1963, France. 2 chemin du Saint Sacrement, Bazoches-sur-Guyonne (near Paris), France Website. member house museums architect's houses stay in an iconic house artists' homes and studios. The Aalto House Alvar Aalto 1935-1936, Finland. Riihitie 20, Helsinki, Finland.
Maison Louis Carré Visit Alvar Aalto
The Maison Louis Carré is the only remaining building by Alvar Aalto in France. It is first and foremost a home built for the needs of his client, Louis Carré. Louis Carré, a lawyer, took over his family antiques business in the 1920s, moving into primitive and then modern art in the 1930s. He exhibited the works of Le Corbusier, Matisse.
Maison Louis Carré. Alvar Aalto. Bazoches sur Guyonne, France. 1957
Combining architecture, furniture and landscape, Maison Louis Carré is the architect's only remaining building in France and one of his most remarkable private houses. The Encounter Louis Carré and Alvar Aalto had met three years earlier at the Venice Biennale in the summer of 1956, where Aalto opened his Finnish Pavilion.
Maison Louis Carré · Finnish Architecture Navigator
Maison Louis Carré website . This article was originally posted on Paris here and there. The Maison Louis Carré south of Paris is the last work of architect Alvar Aalto that survives in France..
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VISITS AND BOOKING The house is closed to the public until 2 March 2024. However, it is possible to book a private tour, under certain conditions, by sending an email to resa (a)maisonlouiscarre.fr. Parents' attention is drawn to the danger that the swimming pool represents for children and kindly advised to prevent them from approaching it.