Concours de façades de la ville de Paris
The concours de façades de la ville de Paris was an architecture competition organized by the city of Paris at the very end of the 19th century.
History
The contest was held annually between 1898 and the late 1930s, with an interruption during World War I. It recognized several buildings completed during the year.
The contest was set up after the creation of the rue Reaumur made in 1897. The city of Paris took inspiration from a similar contest held in Brussels[1] in the 1890s to promote the erection of original buildings on this street; initially restricted to the sole rue Réaumur, the contest was finally extended to the whole of Paris.
Winners
(partial list)
- 1898:
- Hector Guimard, castel Béranger, 14 rue Jean-de-La-Fontaine, 16th arrondissement of Paris.[2]
- Georges Debrie, 24 rue du Roi-de-Sicile, 4th
- Charles Breffendille, 18 rue Croix-des-Petits-Champs, 1st
- Louis-Pierre Marquet, 204, rue de Grenelle, 7th
- Henri Bunel and Fernand Dupuis, 39, rue d'Antin, 2nd
- Michel Rabier, 87 Boulevard de la Villette, 10th
- 1899:
- Richard Bouwens van der Boijen, 8 rue de Lota, 16th.[3]
- 17 avenue de Breteuil, 7th
- Eugène Bruneau, 270 bd Raspail, 14th
- Alexandre Marcel, 17 av. de Breteuil, 7th
- Georges Morin-Goustiaux, 1, rue Le Peletier, 9th
- Gustave Rives, 45 rue du Château-d'Eau, 10th
- 1900.:[4]
- 1901:
- Jules Lavirotte, Lavirotte Building, 29 avenue Rapp, 7th.[5]
- Gaston Dupommereulle, 201 bis Boulevard Saint-Germain
- G. Pasquier, 201 bd Saint-Germain
- Alphonse Fiquet, 38-40 rue Condorcet
- Paul Noël, place des Saussayes
- Charles Labro, 4-6 rue de l'Abbaye, 6th
- 1902:
- Jacques Muscat, 45 rue de Bellechasse, 7th
- Henri-Paul Nénot, 17, rue Lafitte, 9th
- Charles Labouret, 23, rue de Mogador, 9th
- Maurice Hodanger, 38 bis rue Fabert
- Adolphe Bocage, 133 bd de Ménilmontant
- Henry Delage, 164-166 rue de Courcelles, 17th
- 1903:
- 1904:
- Albert Benz, 26 rue François 1er
- Roger Bouvard and Gustace Umbdenstock, 10 rue Alphand
- Michel Le Tourneau, 36 rue de Bellechasse, 7th
- Louis Parent, 19 rue Spontini
- Georges Pradelle, 6 rue de Luynes
- 1905:
- Jules Lavirotte, Céramic Hôtel, 34 avenue de Wagram, 8th[7]
- Théophile Leclerc, 48, rue Neuve-des-Petits-Champs
- Pellechet, 9 rue Pillet-Will
- Auguste Garriguenc, 48 bis rue de Rivoli, 4th
- Hans-Georg Tersling, 41-49 rue de la Faisanderie, 16th
- Joseph Charlet and F. Perrin, 43 rue des Couronnes, 20th
- 1906:
- Henri Deglane, 90 rue de Grenelle, 7th
- Louis-Pierre Marquet, 14 rue de la Pitié
- Ernest Picard, 8 rue Dehodencq
- Louis Sortais, 7 and 7 bis rue de Paradis
- 1907:
- P. Humbert, 124 avenue Victor-Hugo, 16th
- Jules Lavirotte, 23 av. de Messine, 17th
- Félix Le Nevé and Albert d'Hont, 44 rue de Bassano
- Marcel Auburtin, 13 rue de la Paix
- Eugène Chifflot, 110 bd Raspail
- Bruno Pelissier, 51 rue Saint-Georges, 9th
- 1908:
- Mourzelas, 77 avenue Parmentier, 11th
- Joseph Cassien-Bernard and Paul Friesé, 11 rue Pillet-Will
- Emile Jarlat, 82 rue Saint-Lazare, 9th
- Charles Stoullig, 83 av. Henri-Martin
- Jean Naville and Achille Chauquet, 42, cours de la Reine
- Roger Bouvard, 23 rue de la Paix
- 1909:
- Charles Roussi, 64 rue Pergolèse, 16th
- Henry Duray and Godon, 2 avenue de Camoëns, 16th
- Albert Turin and Maurice Turin, 6 rue Fessart, 19th
- Jules Formigé and Emmanuel Gonse, 6 rue Dufrenoy, 16th
- Rigaud, Charles Duval and Emmanuel Gonse, 6 rue aux Ours, 3rd
- P. Rigaud, Charles Duval, Emmanuel Gonse, 4 bis rue aux Ours
- 1910:
- 1911:
- 1912:
- Charles Labro, 19 boulevard Suchet, 16th
- Eugène Chifflot, 149 boulevard Haussmann
- Georges Guiard, 33 rue Daru and 55 bd de Courcelles
- Mathieu Vimort, 3 av Élysée-Reclus
- 1913:
- Émile Molinié, 7 rue Lebouis, 14th.[9]
- 1922–123 :
- Raoul Brandon, 1 rue Huysmans, 6th
- 1926:
- Georges Albenque and Eugène Gonnot, Hameau du Danube, 46-48 Rue du Général-Brunet, 19th
- Henri Sauvage, 137 boulevard Raspail, 6th
- 1928:
- Hector Guimard (2nd time) Guimard Building, 18 rue Henri-Heine, Paris 16th
- 1929:
- Joseph Bassompierre, Emmanuel-Elisée Pontremoli, Paul de Rutté, Pierre Sirvin, 36 rue Antoine-Chantin and 47 rue des Plantes, 14th
- 1930:
- Gabriel Brun, Hôtel Regina de Passy, 6 rue de la Tour, 16th
Notes and references
- Alexandre, Arsène (1899). "Concours de maisons". Le Figaro. Retrieved 6 October 2016.
- Immeuble dit Castel Béranger
- Rochegude, Félix (1910). Promenades dans toutes les rues de Paris par arrondissements; Origines des rues ; maisons historiques ou curieuses ; anciens et nouveaux hôtels ; enseignes (in French). XVIe arrondissement. Hachette. p. 31. Retrieved 6 October 2016.
- "Échos". Le Figaro. 1901. Retrieved 6 October 2016.
- Immeuble
- Immeuble Les Chardons
- Céramic Hôtel
- .Immeuble
- Immeuble
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