Paris Landmark Guide
Maison et atelier du maître-verrier Barillet
Villa Barillet is a Paris Historical Landmark landmark located in the 15 arrondissement. Table of ContentsMallet-Stevens masterpiece where master glassmaker’s Art Deco vision illuminated modernist innovationComprehensive workshop integration and production innovationSaint-Gobain collaboration and industrial glass innovationMallet-Stevens collaboration and modernist architectural integrationContemporary innovation institute and cultural programmingEssential informationCraft and architectural significanceArchitect-artisan collaboration creates modernist craft palaceNearby […]
Villa Barillet is a Paris Historical Landmark landmark located in the 15 arrondissement.
Table of Contents
- Mallet-Stevens masterpiece where master glassmaker’s Art Deco vision illuminated modernist innovation
- Comprehensive workshop integration and production innovation
- Saint-Gobain collaboration and industrial glass innovation
- Mallet-Stevens collaboration and modernist architectural integration
- Contemporary innovation institute and cultural programming
- Essential information
- Craft and architectural significance
- Architect-artisan collaboration creates modernist craft palace
- Nearby in 15
Mallet-Stevens masterpiece where master glassmaker’s Art Deco vision illuminated modernist innovation
Comprehensive workshop integration and production innovation
Saint-Gobain collaboration and industrial glass innovation
Mallet-Stevens collaboration and modernist architectural integration
Contemporary innovation institute and cultural programming
Essential information
- Master craftsman: Louis Barillet (stained glass innovator)
- Architect: Robert Mallet-Stevens
- Construction: 1932
- Location: 15 square Vergennes, 15th arrondissement
- Architectural style: Art Deco modernist
- Material innovation: Saint-Gobain industrial glass for artistic use
- Historical protection: Monument historique (June 7, 1993)
- Current use: Matrice innovation institute and artistic residencies
Craft and architectural significance
- Workshop integration: Multi-level production facilities with residential apartments
- Collaborative excellence: Architect-artisan partnership exemplified
- Glass innovation: Industrial materials transformed into artistic excellence
- Modernist heritage: Representative of 1927-1932 collaborative period
- Contemporary mission: Innovation institute maintaining creative heritage