Avenue Foch, Le Havre

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Avenue Foch in Le Havre is a grand, central boulevard known for its wide, tree-lined layout and its role as a key axis in the city’s postwar urban design.

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Avenue Foch (Le Havre) 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf avenue
street in Le Havre
associatedWithArchitect Auguste Perret NERFINISHED
belongsTo road network of Le Havre
connectsTo Le Havre seafront NERFINISHED
Place de l’Hôtel de Ville (Le Havre) NERFINISHED
country France
designedInContextOf post–World War II reconstruction of Le Havre
hasBuildingTypology reinforced-concrete apartment blocks
hasCharacteristic postwar urban design axis
rectilinear axis
tree-lined
wide boulevard
hasFeature aligned modernist buildings
broad sidewalks
regular building heights
rows of trees
symmetrical layout
hasLandUse mixed residential and commercial
hasOrientation roughly east–west
hasPart central median
hasPavementType asphalt carriageway
hasPostalCodeArea 76600 Le Havre NERFINISHED
hasSidewalkMaterial paved sidewalks
hasTransportFunction public transport corridor
urban traffic artery
hasUrbanDesignStyle modernist
hasVegetation street trees
hasView Atlantic seafront of Le Havre
heritageDesignation UNESCO World Heritage component NERFINISHED
isPartOfUrbanPlanBy Auguste Perret’s reconstruction plan for Le Havre NERFINISHED
locatedIn Le Havre NERFINISHED
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory Normandy NERFINISHED
Seine-Maritime NERFINISHED
locatedInTimeZone Central European Time
namedAfter Ferdinand Foch NERFINISHED
namedForOccupation Marshal of France
namedForPersonRole First World War military leader
partOf UNESCO World Heritage site "Le Havre, the city rebuilt by Auguste Perret" NERFINISHED
city center of Le Havre
streetType boulevard
urbanRole ceremonial boulevard
major east–west axis
structuring element of reconstructed city plan
usedFor local traffic
parades and civic events
pedestrian circulation

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City center of Le Havre contains Avenue Foch, Le Havre
UNESCO World Heritage Site: Le Havre, the city rebuilt by Auguste Perret includes Avenue Foch, Le Havre
subject surface form: Le Havre, the city rebuilt by Auguste Perret
this entity surface form: Avenue Foch (Le Havre)