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Louis-Auguste Boileau

French architect
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  • James Paine and Robert Adam: Kedleston Hall
    Western architecture
    / Construction in iron and glass

    …Eiffel, together with the architect Louis-Auguste Boileau, gave the retail shop a new and exciting setting in the Bon Marché (1876), where merchandise was displayed around the perimeters of skylighted, interior courts. The United States saw nothing comparable, but cast-iron columns and arches appeared during the 1850s in commercial buildings…

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    …Eiffel, together with the architect Louis-Auguste Boileau, gave the retail shop a new and exciting setting in the Bon Marché (1876), where merchandise was displayed around the perimeters of skylighted, interior courts. The United States saw nothing comparable, but cast-iron columns and arches appeared during the 1850s in commercial buildings…

    Read More