Restored for the first time since the 1640s, 371 years after the death of the original client, the
cardinal duc Armand-Jean,
the town's market halle nears re-completion.
Modern regulations for food handling require a glass screen behind the restored railings,
but otherwise the structure is now historically impeccable - no expense has been spared.
A quality project - Bravo Hervé and his artisans!
Next restoration in 2384.
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| the official invitation to the opening |
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| the gate to the place du Marché |
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| the glass screens are added behind the restored railings |
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| 'new railings for old'; the old railings fully restored. |
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| bronze glass clamps |
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| copper guttering and rainwater downpipes...wow! |











1 comment:
Wow indeed! We should get to see it in a couple of weeks time when we have clients up that way.
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