Edouard Larche

1855–1939 (age 84)

Biography

Edouard Larche, born 1855, shaped spaces with a reverent eye, designing buildings that married grace and practicality while honoring the neighborhoods they served. His architecture reflected an attentive understanding of light, proportion, and the everyday needs of those who dwelt within his creations.

He is commemorated at Père Lachaise Cemetery, where the structures he envisioned continue to shelter life and testify to a career devoted to building with care.

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