Résidence Jasimoun

Alfred Henry, a Var architect with dual training from the École des Beaux-Arts in Paris and the University of Illinois, studied under renowned masters such as Eugène Beaudouin and Mies Van der Rohe. He established his own agency in Toulon in 1948 and gained recognition for his role in the city’s reconstruction, notably with the Le Foch building. In 1952, Henry and his partner Jean-Georges Narkisian were commissioned to design the Villa Jasimoun, a residential building intended partially for seasonal rental.