EMILIE PALACE

Facing Monaco’s Japanese Garden, Émilie Palace forms part of the streetscape of Avenue Princesse Grace in Larvotto. Designed by architect Joseph Iori and completed in 1984, the building rises 40 metres and extends across 14,700 m² over ten floors.

Rather than being dedicated solely to housing, the development brings together mainly residential apartments with several shops and an art gallery at ground level. This combination gives the property a distinct role along the avenue, extending beyond its residential purpose.

Its setting reflects the character of Larvotto, with the Japanese Garden, waterfront and district amenities shaping the surrounding environment. Émilie Palace offers a clear example of Monaco’s urban development during a period when residential architecture increasingly incorporated commercial and cultural uses.