Eustache de Saint-Far, Jean Far
Jean Far Eustache de Saint-Far (1746 - 1822) was a French urbanist and architect. He attended the École royale des Ponts et chaussées, of which Jean-Rodolphe Perronet was the director. He spent a few years in the Royal Corps of Engineers before becoming the architect of the hôpitaux civils. He was in charge of rebuilding Mayence following the siege of Mayence in 1793. Of all of the buildings he envisioned, only one was built, on the northwest side of the Place Gutenberg. This building, built in 1810, is very much in the style of the buildings along the Rue de Rivoli in Paris.
An architectural engraving of part of the construction of a bridge in Orléans, France.
Fondation de la Ve et VIe Pile, et de la Culée du Côté du Fauxbourg, Fondée en 1753.
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This is a 1788 Jean-Rodolphe Perronet architectural plan illustrating part of the construction of the Pont d'Orléans in Orléans, France. The plan depicts the fifth and sixth columns and the abutment constructed on the opposite bank of the Loire River from the ... (more details)