Le Grand Palais

Léonard Varthaliti, a notable architect of the early 20th century, designed the Grand Palais located in Golfe-Juan, facing the marina. This building is one of the first residences specifically created for leisure co-ownership, showcasing innovative urban planning concepts. Varthaliti, who initially began his career in Constantinople and later collaborated with architect Kevork Arsenian, is recognized for his significant contributions to the architectural landscape of the French Riviera, including other projects like the Escurial and Palais Doré. The Grand Palais stands as a key example of modern residential design for communal living by the sea.