Hôtel de Camondo
Hôtel de Camondo is a mansion in Paris’s eighth arrondissement, built in 1874 by architect Denis-Louis Destors for financier Abraham Behor de Camondo. Its façades and roof present a formal Parisian street presence, while later additions included annexes and a separate street-facing structure.
Isaac de Camondo sold the property to Gaston Menier in 1893, and it later housed Menier’s son, Gaston Georges Menier. A real-estate project threatened demolition in 1972, but historical-monument classification on 17 October 1977 helped preserve the exterior. The interior was redesigned in 2001, and Morgan Stanley’s Paris office occupied the building by 2005.
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