Aile Lescot, Renaissance wing in France
The Lescot Wing is a portion of the Louvre Palace in Paris.
Construction of the Lescot Wing began in 1546 under Francis I.
It showcases French Renaissance architecture and decoration.
Located in the 1st arrondissement, it is accessible for public visitation.
Designed by Pierre Lescot, often considered the first French renaissance architect.
Location: 1st arrondissement of Paris
Inception: 1545
Architects: Pierre Lescot, Louis Visconti, Hector Lefuel
Architectural style: Renaissance
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