<p>(Parc de Montsouris) Boulevard Jourdan
Despite the large number of rooms of the pavilion, the architect has avoided the "barracks" effect by designing an elegant - and impressive - brick building. Built in a "U", the house is decorated with two arcades and a façade crowned crests of the 36 provinces of France. Connected to the Houses of Armenian Students and Monaco by two walkways, it dominates the entire west side park of the Cité Internationale. Inside, a series of rooms had successively four regional scenery: Alsace, Provence, Normandy and Burgundy.
When it was inaugurated in June 1933, it was the biggest house of the Cité internationale, with 320 rooms.
Arch. Armand Gueritte
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1933.
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