Jean Benjamin MANEVAL 1923-1986 - Lot 1

Jean Benjamin MANEVAL 1923-1986 "Bulle six coques" 1970 Purchase invoice dated April 30, 1970 from the DUBIGEON company in Normandy. Owned by the same family since the beginning First housing unit built entirely in synthetic materials. It is composed of six shells, assembled together and joined at the top by a dome forming a keystone. The entrance door does not have its original latch, and the system needs to be overhauled, as the seal is in poor condition. Some elements of the kitchen have been overhauled. The bubble floor has been changed. The rest of the layout is original. Accident in the lower part of the living room hull. The table, chairs and light fixture are not part of the bubble layout. Blistering on some of the bubble's inner walls. Dismantling and removal are the responsibility of the buyer. Discover the lot on video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ONHH8diVKYc "A modern but not futuristic home "A practical and economical solution". "Shapes and volumes in harmony with all landscapes". These were the words on the advertising leaflet for the Bulle six coques in 1970. The Bulle six coques adventure is exemplary and unique in post-war French architectural history. For further information, please contact Katy Criton, Expert 06 03 22 12 47 katy.criton@wanadoo.fr