Blazon of square Marie-Curie

Blazon of Paris decorating the plate of name of the public garden Marie-Curie. This public garden pays tribute to the scientist Marie Curie. It extends over a surface of 4 091 m2 and was fitted out in 1931. The plates of name of Paris have of the different styles is uniform as a rule within a district or within a locality. They are normally accompanied in plates indicating the numbering of every building in the way. Street plates can be made in any sorts of materials: metal, stone, ceramic, etc.