Le Panier: its patrimony, its rehabilitation and the new city

Type :

Presentation

Pages :

4 pages

Format :

.doc

Published date :

01/15/2009

Category :

History & geography

Sub category :

Modern history

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Summary :

Introduction.
What are the main architectural characteristics of this part of the city?
How does the restoration of 'Le panier' constitute a challenge?
The use of false decorations realized with coat and panting.
The last element noticeable on the facade.
The study of the hospice.
1. Built in 1670 by Pierre Puget.
2. The construction.
3. The topics of charity with a woman who welcomes children.
4. The four aisles building.
5. A serene look to the building.
Conclusion.
Bibliography.

Abstract

Marseille is an old city dating from Greek Antiquity when it was called Massilia and was a harbor on the Mediterranean Sea. Thanks to trade and its location between the Eastern and the Western world Marseille has become an important place. Influenced by many civilizations, the city has been built, destroyed and rebuilt through the centuries. This juxtaposition of styles and types of architecture is particularly visible in the center of Marseille. Buildings dating from the Haussmann time stand alongside buildings from the late sixties, like Belsunce also called the "center bourse", highlighting the transformation in the architecture that characterizes Marseille. At the end of the twentieth century, "Le panier" an old part of the historic city was restored. Inhabited by many immigrants, this quarter was deserted by the wealthiest population and became an unsanitary place.