Towards the end of the 1920s, the Hennebique agency benefitted from the unprecedented expansion of the construction sector in Algeria. The exemption of land from tax, the end of the moratorium on rents, and a decrease in the value of securities allowed significant capital to be directed towards construction. According to René Lespès, this explains why “the construction of the largest and most expensive buildings was undertaken precisely between 1927 and 1930.” Moreover, the large number of bu..
Algiers is presented as a laboratory of modernity in a 'third world’ country. A modernity at first s...
The Écomusée of Bois-du-Luc, housed since 1983 at the old mining site of Bois-du-Luc (Belgium), has ...
During its long history as the French colonial city par excellence , Algiers was the site of recurre...
Hennebique did a thriving business in Algeria, building large structures for public investors as wel...
Figure 1 : The staff of the Hennebique office, Cairo, at their desks [1899] (photo by Lekegian et Ci...
A unique design and construction arrangement From around 1895 to the end of the 1950s, the Perret F...
In June 1898, François Hennebique issued the monthly journal Le Béton Armé. Published until 1939, wi...
“The modest foundry of Baume which, in 1870, employed just 60 workers and staff, whose facilities ba...
Figure 1 : Hennebique main office, Paris (1899-1900), Édouard Arnaud, arch.; Roquerbe et Compagnie, ...
In contrast to the prominent position Hennebique generally granted to bridges in its advertising str...
1860-1914: From Egypt and Algeria to the entire Arab-Muslim world Essentially, the major works of F...
French companies in the building and public works sector constitute one of the major sectors of the ...
Among the theatre schemes designed by Baume & Marpent, that of Casablanca, dating from December 1933...
Suez, Abu Simbel, Cairo, Algiers, Casablanca, Istanbul... This work of pioneering research by archit...
Engineer Giovanni Antonio Porcheddu went into business in the field of civil and industrial construc...
Algiers is presented as a laboratory of modernity in a 'third world’ country. A modernity at first s...
The Écomusée of Bois-du-Luc, housed since 1983 at the old mining site of Bois-du-Luc (Belgium), has ...
During its long history as the French colonial city par excellence , Algiers was the site of recurre...
Hennebique did a thriving business in Algeria, building large structures for public investors as wel...
Figure 1 : The staff of the Hennebique office, Cairo, at their desks [1899] (photo by Lekegian et Ci...
A unique design and construction arrangement From around 1895 to the end of the 1950s, the Perret F...
In June 1898, François Hennebique issued the monthly journal Le Béton Armé. Published until 1939, wi...
“The modest foundry of Baume which, in 1870, employed just 60 workers and staff, whose facilities ba...
Figure 1 : Hennebique main office, Paris (1899-1900), Édouard Arnaud, arch.; Roquerbe et Compagnie, ...
In contrast to the prominent position Hennebique generally granted to bridges in its advertising str...
1860-1914: From Egypt and Algeria to the entire Arab-Muslim world Essentially, the major works of F...
French companies in the building and public works sector constitute one of the major sectors of the ...
Among the theatre schemes designed by Baume & Marpent, that of Casablanca, dating from December 1933...
Suez, Abu Simbel, Cairo, Algiers, Casablanca, Istanbul... This work of pioneering research by archit...
Engineer Giovanni Antonio Porcheddu went into business in the field of civil and industrial construc...
Algiers is presented as a laboratory of modernity in a 'third world’ country. A modernity at first s...
The Écomusée of Bois-du-Luc, housed since 1983 at the old mining site of Bois-du-Luc (Belgium), has ...
During its long history as the French colonial city par excellence , Algiers was the site of recurre...