Tema: Grandes almacenes y galerias comerciales en Europa

Arquitecto del mobiliario: M. Brun, arquitecto director de los trabajos: M. Guerbois; Ingenieros: M. David y M.Giron.

Sótano segundo.


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Sótano primero.


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Planta principal.


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Piso segundo.


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Planta de la puerta lafayette.


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Planta de la puerta Ópera.


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Construccion del Gran Hall.


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Gran Hall.


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Balcón del Gran Hall.


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Puerta Lafayette.


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Decoración de la cúpula.


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Sección de la cúpula del gran hall.


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Cúpula del gran hall.


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Modelo de la fachada.


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Entrada de la rotonda.


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La gran escalera.


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Detalle del ascensor.


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Detalle del ascensor.


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Hall.


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Salón de descanso.


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Salón de té.


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Qué buenas. Muchas gracias

Y de París, volvemos a Londres, al Central Market.
El antiguo mercado de frutas, un edificio de 1833, es ahora un centro comercial con restaurantes, tiendas de ropa, anticuarios y tiendas de regalos.

Destaca el magnífico techo de hierro y cristal, que se adelantó unos cuantos años a las terminales de Waterloo y St Pancras

Hombre Harrods por fuera es super chonchi heredia

¿Chonchi heredia? mi no comprender