Établissement des bains publics dunkerquois
Dunkirk, France
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Built in 1896, the Établissement des bains publics dunkerquois is a thermal bath complex in Dunkirk designed by architects Georges Boidin, Louis Gilquin, and Albert Baert. The building showcases Moorish Revival architecture, reflecting the ornamental and exotic aesthetic popular in late-nineteenth-century public amenities. Now recognized as an inscribed historical monument in France, it stands as a notable example of Belle Époque public architecture devoted to bathing culture.
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Movement
- Built
- Type
- thermal bath
- Heritage
- monument historique inscrit
- Place
- Dunkirk, France
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