Charles Javelle

1867–1947 (age 80)

Biography

Charles Javelle was a French architect whose professional career spanned the late 19th and early 20th centuries. He contributed to the architectural landscape of France during a period of significant urban development and artistic innovation in architectural design.

Javelle's work reflected the architectural trends and sensibilities of his era, and he maintained an active practice throughout his career. He lived into his eighties, passing away in 1947, having witnessed and participated in the evolution of French architecture across several decades.

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