Long left unoccupied, Albert André’s house was bequeathed by his adoptive daughter, Jacqueline Bret-André, to the Town of Laudun-l’Ardoise in order to preserve and promote the painter’s world.
In 2025, under the impetus of Mayor Yves Cazorla, the municipality launched an ambitious restoration program for the residence, with the aim of one day opening it to the public. This website represents the first step, marking the beginning of the renaissance of the Maison d’Albert André and contributing to the cultural and heritage influence of the town
At the same time, a digital project led by Enthalpie, a company specialized in the playful enhancement of heritage, aims to recreate the house as it appeared at the beginning of the 20th century. This immersive 3D reconstruction, scheduled for January 2026, is based on a rigorous historical approach: digitization of the house, use of archival materials, and faithful restitution of the furniture, objects, and period décor.
Judith Dauzon – heritage officer at the Laudun-l’Ardoise Town Hall
04 30 69 80 21
81 Rue de Boulogne,
30290 Laudun-l’Ardoise
The site is not yet open to the public.
44.104599, 4.654566
The Town of Laudun-l’Ardoise is committed to making both the website and the Maison d’Albert André accessible to as many people as possible, in accordance with current legislation on the accessibility of public buildings and digital services.
The municipality is currently carrying out a restoration program for the Albert André House with a view to its future opening to the public. As part of this, specific facilities will be implemented to facilitate access for people with reduced mobility and ensure a visit accessible to all. Detailed practical information (access, parking, adapted facilities) will be provided as the project progresses.
It is a digital reconstruction of the house as it was at the beginning of the 20th century. You will be able to explore the rooms and discover the furniture and the atmosphere of the period.
It will be freely accessible on the website starting from january 2026.
Everything is done online from your web browser, with no download required, at the following address: https://www.maison-albert-andre.com/experiences/.
Cultural mediation will be provided during your online visit. An audio option will be available for greater accessibility.
Yes, but to fully enjoy the immersive experience, a computer screen is recommended.
No. It is a first step while awaiting the physical opening of the restored house. It allows you to discover Albert André’s world right away.
It is an online game where you solve puzzles related to the life and work of Albert André. With each challenge you complete, you unlock new elements of the story and explore different parts of the house.
The online game will be available starting in January 2026.
Yes! The puzzles have been designed to be accessible to everyone. Younger players can participate with guidance, and adults will also find stimulating challenges.
No, everything is done online from your web browser, with no download required. The game’s loading time may vary depending on your network.
Yes, the experience was designed to be accessible on computer, tablet, and smartphone. However, for optimal comfort, we recommend using a computer screen.
No, access will be free and open.
Yes, you can solve the puzzles with family or friends, either in front of the same screen or by sharing your progress remotely.
Not yet. The house is currently undergoing a restoration program.
The opening to the public is planned in the medium term. The dates will be announced by the town hall as soon as possible.
Yes, specific adjustments are planned as part of the restoration to ensure an inclusive visit.