- "Einzimmerwohnung" (literally one-room apartment) is also
widely used.
Garconnieres are
usually between 20 and 40
square meters (215 – 430 ft2), and consist...
- La
garçonnière ("The
bachelor apartment") is a 1960
Italian romance-drama film
written and
directed by
Giuseppe De Santis. A
building constructor repeatedly...
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house toward the
front (west) were a pair of
matching garconnières (bachelors' quarters).
Garconnières,
unique to
Louisiana Creole plantations, were built...
- (stables, kitchens, breweries, bakeries,
manservant quarters in the
garçonnière).
Besides the cour d'honneur (court of honour) entrance, the château...
-
property after the
Civil War was the
dependency house, also
called a
garconnière (French for
bachelor quarters). The
property also has a
preserved slave...
-
Additional structures from this
period include matching brick octagonal garçonnières, or bachelors' quarters. They are two-stories, with a
sitting room on...
- 19th century,
several connoisseurs purchased leases on the
individual garçonnières,
cleaned up the overgrowth,
recovered some
bruised and
broken statuary...
- In the 19th and
early 20th century, the
cottages were also used as
garconnières or
bachelor quarters. The Créoles
often provided separate buildings where...
-
residential structure largely unique to
plantation complexes was the
garconnière or bachelors' quarters.
Mostly built by
Louisiana Creole people, but...
- 43.
There is some
disagreement as to when the two
existing wings, or
garconnieres, were built. Some say that they were
built around 1811 by
Richard Butler...
