Selected Projects
- Cité Industrielle, project for an ideal city, 1904
- Rothschild Foundation Housing, Paris (competition entry), 1905
- Slaughterhouse and Stockyard, later named after him Halle Tony Garnier, Lyon, 1905-1924
- Grange-Blanche Hospital (now H. Edouard Herriot Hospital), Lyon, 1910-27
- Villa Tony Garnier, Saint-Rambert, Lyon, 1911
- Stade de Gerland municipal stadium, Lyon, 1914-18
- Quartier des Etats-Unis housing, Lyon, 1919-35
- Villa Gros, Saint-Didier, 1921
- Sanatorium, Saint-Hilaire de Touvet, 1923
- Lyon and Saint-Etienne Pavilions, International Exposition of Modern Industrial and Decorative Arts, Paris, 1925
- Hotel de Ville town hall, Boulogne-Brillancourt (with J.H.E. Debat-Ponsan), 1934
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