Espaly-Saint-Marcel : 1900 garden pavilion

1900 pavilion garden, entirely colored on its two sides. This pavilion comes from a universal exhibition or is inspired by an exhibition model, representing an architectural style often doomed to disappear. Square, this Pavilion garden displays a color decor, composed of enameled bricks and terracotta. The base of the structure is based on natural bricks, organized in two legs flanking a central arch. Horizontal bands divide the facade into three bunk levels. The full part of each leg adjacent to the arcade is delimited at the top by semicircles bricks. A balustrade closes the arcade on one side, serving as a support for a window. The amounts of each opening are made of light ocher colored bricks, with alternations of blue bricks on their outer face. A lintel and a protruding key accentuate the filled arc, surrounded by decorated corners. A second headband decorated with terracotta lions heads delimits an entablature above each arcade. Each arcade is overlooked by an architrave headband, flanked by two small tables aligned with the legs. The roof -shaped roof with rolled edges is decorated with a rivet outline and angular antefixes enriched with blue. Each face of the roof is decorated with enameled scales tiles forming a diamond pattern, the center being accentuated with yellow.