Paris
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John Talbott's Paris: The Maison de Verre in the 7th. Been on my "life list" for quite a while.
A few years ago Alice Steinbach, in researching her 2005 book, "Educating Alice: Adventures of a Curious Woman," went to the Glass House in Paris and the verbal and written description of her visit then made a lasting impression on me. So, it's been on my "life list" for some while. Then, my heart sank when I read the New York Times article by Nicolai Ouroussoff a while back implying that the new owners (Stéphane and Robert Rubin of NYC) were restoring it and I gave up hope of ever visiting Pierre Chareau’s 1928-32 masterpiece. The NYT photo link (that is actually from “La Maison de Verre” published by Thames & Hudson) is so much better than mine you should go to the link.English to French Translation provides the most convenient access to the online translation service powered by various online translators. Different translations may help you understand the text better. English to French Translation tool includes online translation service, English-French reference dictionary, English and French text-to-speech services, English and French spell checking tools, on-screen keyboard for major languages, back translation and much more.
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Paris lies in the midst of the Ile de France region, which has France's lowest rainfall, however the city is known for its unexpected rain showers which can occur at any time of year. Summer temperatures are mild to warm, with occasional heat waves, while winters are very chilly with temperatures hovering around freezing point.
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