(Parc de Montsouris) Boulevard Jourdan. The House of Monaco was designed by a Monegasque architect who had distinguished himself at the Decorative Arts Exhibition in 1925. But in 1929, after presenting an Art Deco style draft, he renounced in favor of a six-story stone building in classic style. The building is connected to the Maison des Provinces de France through a covered walkway. The interior is lavishly decorated. The living room has retained its Art Deco style. Architect Julien Medecin. 1929-37.
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