 To create more lodging for his enormous number of courtiers In 1737–38 the King built a new courtyard, called the "Cour de la Conciergerie" or the "Cour des Princes", to the east of the "Galerie des Cerfs".On the "Cour du Cheval Blanc", the wing of the Gallery of Ulysses was torn down and gradually replaced by a new brick and stone building, built in stages in 1738–1741 and 1773–74, extending west toward the Pavilion and grotto of the pines.Between 1750 and 1754, the King commissioned the architect Ange-Jacques Gabriel to build a new wing along the "Cour de la Fontaine" and the fish pond.