Start with entering through a magical forest (reminds me of Narnia lol) but without the wardrobe
Front view of Villa Savoye. Look at the long ribbon windows that end up at corners of each sides.
Vertical pillars support the building structure
The glass window looking through the office from inside
Exposed pipelines
Even the table legs are vertically slender following the same style as the pillars outside
The pillar is there for structural support and not just simply by putting it anywhere for fun. Everything in this house is designed with a function and reason.
Jacuzzi for two persons
Parquet flooring
First floor pavement
Skylight
Ramp going up the rooftop
The rooftop area is prohibited from visitors to enter due to conservation of this building so photos only up to here
Another ramp from ground floor to first floor
Another prohibited area and I guess its the store room. Wine cellar perhaps?
Sink with exposed pipelines
Spiral staircase at ground floor. The guy is standing at the reception and souvenirs area
Journey back to Charles de Gaulle street.
Arc de Triomphe, one of the famous monuments in Paris
The monument is to honor those who fought and died in the French Revolution and the Napoleon War. The names of all French victories and generals inscribed on the surface of this big stone
Souvenir shops selling postcards, keychains and magazines. Even the shops are nicely built architecturally
Fat pigeons everywhere in the street waiting for people to feed them. Live to eat
Lively street
Another shop with different style
In the evening, we went back to Eiffel Tower to enjoy the night view and it was magnificent. There were fireworks at 9 pm and we enjoyed it very much.
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