Maison dite Isola Serena

Georges-Henri Pingusson's work in the south of France between 1920 and 1930 showcases the evolution of his architectural style. Initially associated with a more regionalist approach, Pingusson, in collaboration with Paul Furiet, designed the Villa Isola Serena in 1927 for Lyonese industrialist Paul Gillet. This villa stands out as a significant example of his early work before he became known as a key figure in Modern architecture, notably with later projects such as the Latitude 43 hotel in Saint-Tropez.