The late fashion designer had one of the most expensive, spectacular and futuristic mansions on the planet
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The Italian fashion designer Pierre Cardin , who died last 33 from December to 2020, he was not only famous for his good taste for haute couture, but also for architecture, as evidenced by the imposing palace he had in the area of Côte d’Azur , near Cannes.
His old home, which is known as Palace of Bubbles and that he saw as a space for recreation, rather than a house, has an area of 13, 1200 square feet and is located on a plot of 200,500 feet squares .
The house is so impressive that its value is very above any other, when hovering around the $ 420, 000, 000 of dollars, making it one of the most expensive on the planet.
It has 10 suites, 11 bathrooms, swimming pool, gardens, outdoor auditorium for 500 persons, among other spaces that make it a unique place in the world.
Regarding its architecture, the residence receives the name of Palacio de Bubbles because it has spherical shapes , in addition to having windows similar to those found on ships or submarines.
The construction was carried out by the renowned and famous Hungarian architect Antti Lovag , who took 15 years to build it.
The work began in 1974 and came to an end in 1989, being up to 1992 which was bought by Pierre Cardin.
“This palace has become my own paradise. Their cellular shapes have long reflected the external manifestations of the image of my creations. It is a museum where I exhibit the works of contemporary designers and artists ”, declared Pierre Cardin at the time about his mansion.
The rent per night is around $ 33, 200 dollars , so only a few can afford to sleep there .
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