1937: Boileau, Carlu, and Azéma built Palais de Chaillot for the Exposition Internationale, with wings framing the Eiffel Tower.
1937: Boileau, Carlu, and Azéma kept the Trocadéro footprint, opening a broad esplanade between two curved wings.
1937: Boileau, Carlu, and Azéma gave Palais de Chaillot clean symmetry, tall windows, columns, and bronze statues.
1937: Paul Valéry appears in carved inscriptions across Palais de Chaillot's wings, turning the façades into a literary signature.
1948: Paul Valéry's wings overlook the Esplanade des Droits de l'Homme, and Chaillot remains an Art Deco triumph.
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