Maison Odorico
House · by Yves Lemoine · 1940
7 rue Joseph-Sauveur, Rennes, France
The Maison Odorico, designed by architect Yves Le Moine between 1939 and 1940 for mosaic artist Isidore Odorico, is located at 7 rue Joseph-Sauveur, Rennes. This cubic building, featuring a flat roof and constructed of reinforced concrete, is slightly set back from the street, with the garage and dining room balcony protruding. It consists of one floor above a raised ground floor and is organized around a central hall, which connects to the kitchen and reception rooms. A spiral staircase leads to the upper floor bedrooms. The façade includes three semicircular arches and a porthole, reflecting the modernist influences of the client.
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