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Jean-Antoine Morand (1727–1794) was an 18th-century French architect and urban planner whose plan circulaire (circular plan) "reimagined" the city of Lyon.[1] Morand was guillotined in 1794.

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- [en] Jean-Antoine Morand

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[fr] Jean-Antoine Morand

Jean-Antoine Morand est un artiste, ingénieur, architecte, urbaniste et promoteur, né à Briançon le 10 novembre 1727, mort guillotiné à Lyon le 24 janvier 1794, pour avoir pris part à la défense de la ville, lors du Siège de Lyon par les troupes de la Convention.

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