Charles-Gustave-Marie Huillard

1825–1893 (age 68)

Biography

Charles-Gustave-Marie Huillard was a prominent French architect whose designs and contributions shaped the built environment of nineteenth-century Paris. His architectural works reflected the aesthetic sensibilities and technical innovations of his era.

Huillard's legacy as an architect continues through his creations and influence on French architectural practice. His burial at Père Lachaise Cemetery honors his significant contributions to the architectural heritage of France.

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