La Rotonde
Collective housing · by Georges Dikansky · 1930
2 Rue Caffarelli, 06000 Nice, France
La Rotonde, located at 41 boulevard Gambetta in Nice, is an emblematic residential building constructed between 1929 and 1930 by architect Georges Dikansky. Designed in a classicizing Art Deco style with subtle Art Nouveau influences, it is distinguished by its rounded corner façade, polychrome mosaics, refined bas-reliefs, and elegant wrought-iron details. Organized around a monumental central staircase, the building features generous apartments, a rooftop terrace, and twin belvederes that enhance its architectural presence. Recognized for its exceptional heritage value, La Rotonde has been listed as a historic monument and is protected under the “20th-Century Heritage” label, with careful restorations preserving both its exterior ornamentation and remarkable interior spaces.
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