Le Mail | Rue du Louvre Entrepreneur Jean Prouvost deemed necessary to consolidate his various newspapers in a new building, a 13-storey ship which was both a factory and an office building. This was one of the first times, then, that newspapers were inspired, written and printed in the same place. Arch. Fernand Leroy and Jacques Cury 1932-34. In 2005, all newspaper industry left the building which was sold to Gecina, a property company. It now houses the HSBC bank and various offices, beautifully renovated in 2008. near 25 Rue Du Mail. Clearly labelled nearby context, not proof of the exact camera position. Photograph: Fred Romero from Paris, France · CC BY 2.0 · Source & credits
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