Toulouse : Building called Roman-Gothic house
Haute-GaronneReference
PA00094618
Latitude
43.59961845
Longitude
1.44645109
Address
15 Rue Croix Baragnon 31000 Toulouse
Construction era
14e siècle;17e siècle
Protection date
1923/12/07 : classé MH ; 1997/03/03 : classé MH
Protection cause
Le deuxième étage de la façade : classement par décret du 7 décembre 1923 - L'immeuble (cad. 815AB 213) : classement par arrêté du 3 mars 1997
Description
One of the oldest civil structures in Toulouse, made of bricks. In the 17th century, a construction was added to the rear: the building thus won in depth. The facade overlooking the street has four levels. On the ground floor, the door and the storefronts of the shops reveal the upper part of a stone gothic door, as well as segments of two large brick arches. The second floor has five twin windows, surmounted by a broken -shaped discharge arc, which is dug with an oculus chamfered. These windows rest in the center on a small column decorated with a base and a marquee. The third floor was added in 1923. The facade overlooking the courtyard presents two wings in return. Inside, frescoes with geometric patterns have been uncovered on the second floor.
