1878 – Ceramics Pavilion, Exposition Universelle, Paris
Architect: Marcel Deslignieres
Architectural detail of the Ceramic Pavilion,
1879 – Carcassonne Cathedral, France
Architect: Eugène Viollet-le-Duc
Carcassonne was struck from the roster of official fortifications under Napoleon and the Restoration,
1879 – The Hertford British Hospital, Paris, France
Architect: Paul-Ernest Sanson
Front Elevation to Rue de Villiers &
1880 – Railway Station, Le Havre, France
Architect: Juste Lisch
The second railway station in Le Havre,
1880s – Chapelle de l’externat saint-joseph, Le Havre, Normandy, France
Destroyed in 1944, and replaced with a landmark piece of Modernist architecture by Auguste Perret.
1881 – Château de Chantilly, Oise, France
Architect: Honoré Daumet
The Château de Chantilly comprises two attached buildings;
1883 – Notre Dame de la Victoire, Saint-Raphaël, Var, France
Architect: Félix Martin
Built with the rose-hued sandstone, local to the area,
1884 – Villa Weber, rue Erlanger, Paris
Architect: Paul Sédille
Although now best known for his rebuilding of the Printemps department store in Paris,
1885 – New Country House, Boulogne, France
Architect: E.J. May
1885 – Opéra de Nice, Nice, France
Architect: Francois Aune
After the previous opera house on this site burned down after a gas explosion during a performance in 1881,
