Immeuble commercial Art déco, boulevard du Midi 119-120

Art Deco commercial building, built to plans drawn up in 1928 by the architect Gaston Ide, with four storeys and two wide bays. The brick and white imitation-stone façade is given a vertical rhythm by slightly projecting window bays set between multi-stepped piers, and is crowned by a low attic wall flanked by dies. The restrained floral decoration is confined to the friezes, keystones and stelae; the metal-leaved doors, woodwork and stained glass are characteristic. Inside, a three-storey hall with a concrete structure forms a central space beneath a roof lantern. The building is recorded in the inventory of architectural heritage.

Translated from the French original.