Do you know Casa Rosada?

 Chapter 19: The gallery or step of the stained glass  

This glazed gallery, a space of passage and originally without enclosures, became a closed area as part of the remodeling decided by   Roque Sáenz Peña   towards 1910. This president was the only president who used   Casa Rosada   as a permanent home. Therefore, the floor-to-ceiling windows were intended to protect their family intimacy.

The work was entrusted to the French architect  Norberto Maillard , who designed and built in   France     stained glass windows for the enclosure.

The apartment is the original, polychrome English stoneware, the same that is located in various open spaces of the House. Along the gallery, heaters are carved from cast material, from the beginning of the twentieth century.

 See Chapter 18 

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