Haussmann by Marseille: Located on the corner of rue Papère and rue du Marché des Capucins, the building was constructed in the mid-XIXth century on the site of the Hôtel de Manse (1681). It has the characteristics of a fine rental building, with its elegant original timber front door, its ashlar stone façade with balconies and terraces on the upper floors, corner quoins, string courses and moulded stone window surrounds, and timber louvred shutters framing the wide openings. A small treasure of the site: two XVIIth-century stone niches, remnants of the former mansion, are set against the backdrop of the continuous terrace on the R+5 floor. Inside, the notable heritage features will be preserved and restored: a roof-level glazed canopy naturally lighting the building's central staircase, lift, mouldings, fireplaces, timber flooring…