Jean-Loup Roubert, architect of the Historical Monuments, explains how the facade of the Théâtre des Champs Elysées in Paris is innovative at the time of its construction, at the beginning of the 20th century. It combines a reinforced concrete strucutre designed by Auguste Perret and the sculptures of his friend Antoine Bourdelle.
Producteur: France Télévisions - Journalist : Frandon, Hélène - Journalist : Hainaud, Jean Christophe - Participant : Roubert, Jean Loup
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Credits:Journalist : Frandon, Hélène-Journalist : Hainaud, Jean Christophe-Participant : Roubert, Jean Loup
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