Jacques Couëlle

Step into Jacques Couëlle's sculptural world: fairy-tale stone villages, restored châteaux, and vernacular vision—this striking coffee-table monograph is written by Sorbonne architectural historian Eléonore Marantz.

Jacques Couëlle (1902-1996) remains one of the most singular figures in twentieth-century French architecture, celebrated for his organic, sculptural approach that drew deeply on vernacular building traditions. This monograph traces his distinctive practice, from his fantastical ...