Built on the plans of Pierre Pavillon in 1656, its broad flat façade is enlivened by the slight projection of each of its eight bays, which is accompanied, up to the cornice, by the superposition of classical orders.
Built on the plans of Pierre Pavillon in 1656, its broad flat façade is enlivened by the slight projection of each of its eight bays, which is accompanied, up to the cornice, by the superposition of classical orders.
The balcony, as is often the case in Aix, was left unfinished.
The balcony, as is often the case in Aix, was left unfinished.
