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Cf: Art et Industrie, No.4, Avril 1929, pp.9-16 (illustrated in situ)
The architect and decorator Gabriel Guévrékian was often linked with Robert Mallet-Stevens, a founder member of UAM. Guévrékian undertook a number of domestic commissions in the late 1920s and early 1930s, including the home of the couturier Jacques Heim in 1927. Prior to joining UAM in 1934, Guévrékian contributed numerous works and structures to the 1925 Exposition Internationale des Arts Décoratifs, including the influential 'Garden of Water and Light', which was to result in his commission to design a comparable garden for the Vicomte de Noailles' villa at Hyères, 1926.
The architect and decorator Gabriel Guévrékian was often linked with Robert Mallet-Stevens, a founder member of UAM. Guévrékian undertook a number of domestic commissions in the late 1920s and early 1930s, including the home of the couturier Jacques Heim in 1927. Prior to joining UAM in 1934, Guévrékian contributed numerous works and structures to the 1925 Exposition Internationale des Arts Décoratifs, including the influential 'Garden of Water and Light', which was to result in his commission to design a comparable garden for the Vicomte de Noailles' villa at Hyères, 1926.