paris france stands southwest end near royal originally constructed reign corner pavilion north east pavilion entirely redesigned rebuilt highly decorated second empire neo baroque style famous sculpture exterior triumph flora added central south facade time destroyed fire north facade similar south facade added pavilion currently location central paris french connected directly adjacent renamed october geographic coordinates metro access history larger plan devised reign king connect long wings north south ends running south connected constructed east west reached terminated time known large river pavilion cornerstone pavilion laid design traditionally assigned thought designed adjacent western section design eastern section traditionally assigned extended south work grand design abandoned following assassination time building completed 19th century second long gallery matching constructed west east north end north end expanded finally completing king danced ballet royal february possibly located floor pavilion suggested came use earliest known written mention today names years apartments located structure french revolution french revolution renamed house equality new meeting point committees period committees occupied referred contemporaries palace nation time notable included famous french public principal renowned body forming facto executive branch france reign terror run group centralized trials executions committee responsible deaths thousands executive body initially installed apartments situated floor gradually overtook offices governing body met twice day executions carried gardens structure use described follows sat opposite end river bank business awful body way corridors single lamp end room committee sat round table green cloth gay mirrors ruined country empire pope vii stayed building preparing crown emperor french residing pope received bodies state clergy religious corporations additionally emperor procession began second empire pavilion underwent significant structural alteration reign authorized complete demolition reconstruction supervision architect performed reconstruction added significant detail sculpture work noted example second architecture furthermore commissioned sculptor create piece evoke english flora roman goddess represents flowers spring structure formed corner combined complex destroyed insurrection fires set members revolutionary government briefly ruled paris march inflicted severe damage republic later ruins pulled french republic portions complex existence destruction affected aesthetic relationship seen structures axis served disguise fact slightly relative axe known seven kilometre straight line structures including place
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