Claude Charpentier

1909–1995 (age 86)

Biography

Claude Charpentier was a French architect whose designs shaped the built environment of twentieth-century France. Born in 1909, he dedicated his career to architecture, creating structures that reflected modernist principles and contributed to the evolution of French architectural practice.

Charpentier's architectural work represented the innovative spirit of his generation. He passed away in 1995 at the age of 86, leaving behind a legacy of buildings and designs. He was interred at Saint Vincent Cemetery, a distinguished final resting place for notable figures in French culture and the arts.

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