Lebanese architect Aline Asmar d’Amman redesigned the famed restaurant Jules Verne, located on the second floor of the Eiffel Tower in Paris.
It’s quite fitting that a woman was chosen to redesign the famous restaurant of the “Iron Lady.” “There were a lot of women involved in this project,” continues the architect, speaking during a private visit of the just-finished Jules Verne, which is due to open on July 20 after six months of renovation.
“It’s not always easy to be a woman in this field. But I feel perseverance is a very feminine trait: Once the machine starts, you can’t get it to stop. I hope this project triggers something within women architects, decorators and artists, and encourages them to never give up.”
The restaurant’s main feature remains the breathtaking panoramic view from the Eiffel Tower, stretching from the Sacré-Cœur to the Tour Montparnasse with the silvery river Seine snaking through, a true love letter to the beauty of the Parisian skyline.
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