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Estrugamou Building : ウィキペディア英語版
Estrugamou Building

The Estrugamou Building is an architecturally significant residential building in the Retiro area of Buenos Aires.
==Overview==
The landmark building was commissioned in 1924 by Alejandro Estrugamou, the son of immigrants from the Basses-Pyrénées area of France and a prominent Venado Tuerto (Santa Fe Province) landowner. Conceiving it as an investment property, Estrugamou himself lived in a relatively understated French Baroque mansion, nearby.〔(Palacio Estrugamou )〕
Designed by architects Eduardo Sauze y August Huguier,〔(Palacio Estrugamou, Clarin: ''Glamour, Diplomacy and Politics at the Estrugamou'' )〕 the building, like many of the upscale developments in Argentina during the early 20th century, was designed in an eclectic style heavily influenced by French Baroque and Second Empire architecture. The Estrugamou was built in four sections, arranged around a patio adorned with a bronze copy of the iconic Winged Victory of Samothrace. Nearly every decorative element of the building was imported from France, and the flooring was finished in Slavonian oak.〔Aeberhard, Benson and Phillips. ''The Rough Guide to Argentina''. London: Rough Guides Limited, 2000.〕
Inaugurated in 1929, the eight-story Estrugamou Building was one of the few city landmarks to receive no architectural awards at the time of its completion. It was graced by an oversized sidewalk and extensive garden along its southern façade originally, though the civic-minded Alejandro Estrugamou donated this section to the city (which sought to widen Juncal Street) shortly before his death in 1937.〔(Biblioteca Nacional de la República Argentina: Edificio Estrugamou )〕 The Estrugamou building has been described as an 'oasis of glamour, diplomacy and politics' by virtue of its notable residents and associated personalities.〔(Palacio Estrugamou, Clarin: ''Glamour, Diplomacy and Politics at the Estrugamou'' )〕

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