Jean Prouvé drew this aluminium-and-steel house in 1958 with his son Claude, their first collaboration, for a notary in Alsace. It was dismantled in 2022, restored in Nancy and rebuilt among olives and pines with the hill town in view. It sleeps four in two bedrooms across 115 square meters, furnished with Prouvé, Perriand and Le Corbusier pieces, and is let together with the neighboring Clos du Père François.