This city still enforces its "alignement" law which restricts building height based on road width.
The suburbs of this city were home to Eugene Freyssinet's massive shell-shaped aircraft hangars, and other no longer extant buildings in this city include Contamin and Dutert's massive steel "Machine Hall" designed for its 1889 world's fair. This city is home to Corbusier's "Weekend House," and its 1937 exposition prompted the construction of its "Museum of Man" and Alvar Aalto's legendary Finnish Pavilion. This city still enforces its "alignement" law which restricts building height based on road width. One building in this city includes a "grand foyer" lined with symmetrical golden chandeliers which lead to the Grand Staircase. In addition to that building designed by Charles Garnier, this city is home to a museum whose curved, glass paneled ceiling remains from its time as a railway station, as well as a museum to which I M Pei added glass pyramids. For 10 points, name this city that is home to the Musée d'Orsay and the Louvre.
The suburbs of this city were home to Eugene Freyssinet's massive shell-shaped aircraft hangars, and other no longer extant buildings in this city include Contamin and Dutert's massive steel "Machine Hall" designed for its 1889 world's fair.
{Paris}, {France}