Stanislas square II by Kuznetsov_Sergey
The huge square was designed and partially built up by Ere-de-Cornie (1705 - 1763), who started the work in Nancy in 1740 (the square celebrated the 250 anniversary in 2005). The lattices marking lateral entrances are well-known not less, than the buildings forming the square. The square became an example of new architectural thinking, having united actually different two cities existed side by side with each other, but divided by fortification constructions: the city of the nobility and the city of craft people. This square which appeared practically in a bare floor, serves today as a symbol of the new city device.
