Immeuble Hennebique
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(12)This multi-story urban building in Paris is notable as the city's first reinforced concrete structure, built in 1900. It showcases Art Nouveau architecture and was designed by Édouard Arnaud. The building's construction utilized a revolutionary process for reinforced concrete, patented by François Hennebique in 1892.
Address
1 Rue Danton, 75006 Paris, France
Opening Hours
OPEN 24 HOURS (Thu)
Worth it?
Worth it if you appreciate architectural innovation and historical structures
Skip if you're not keen on looking at buildings from the street
Location
1 Rue Danton, 75006 Paris, France
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Highlights
The striking appearance of the building's facade, with its decorations and reliefs, is a key feature to observe.
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Who it's for
Architecture enthusiasts and anyone interested in the history of construction will find this building worth a look.
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Reviews
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5 ReviewsReviewers generally appreciate the building's unique architecture and its historical significance as the first reinforced concrete structure in Paris. It's considered an interesting and beautiful structure to observe.
Fun facts
The building was recently highlighted for its architectural value and new technologies.
It holds the status of a 'monument historique inscrit'.
