Roger Souchère

1899–1963 (age 64)

Biography

Roger Souchère was a notable French architect whose professional contributions shaped the built environment of early 20th-century France. Born in 1899, he brought design and innovation to his architectural practice during a period of significant urban development and modernization.

Souchère's architectural legacy and professional achievements earned him a place at Père Lachaise Cemetery, where he was laid to rest in 1963. His work reflected the aesthetic and functional concerns of his era.

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