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Porte de Benauge et maisons de Saint-Macaire - France
France

Maison Flous  -  1565  -  calcaire  -  8, rue du Canton

Le marché de construction de cette maison a été retrouvé : il est passé le 21 juin 1565 entre Guillaume Flous, bourgeois et Bernard Giraudeau, maçon. "La muraille depuis la fleur de terre jusqu'à la cime des croisées sera faite par le devant de pierre de taille" : autrement dit, le parement intérieur n'est réalisé qu'en moellons tout venant dit "ribot" en gascon. Le maître d'ouvrage fournit la pierre, la chaux, le sable, l'eau et le logis. Le maçon fait lui-même sa cuisine. La gargouille en saillie démontre qu'il valait mieux garder le "haut du pavé" si l'on voulait éviter la chute des eaux usées des éviers.

 

(Le patrimoine des communes de la Gironde, FLOHIC édition, 2001)

Copyright: Pascal Moulin
Art: Spherical
Resolution: 8998x4499
Taken: 18/04/2010
Hochgeladen: 20/03/2011
Published: 20/03/2011
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Tags: saint-macaire
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