Sporting d'Hiver

The building was completed in 1932,^[2] and it was designed in the Art Deco style.^[2] The building was "once used to host glamorous parties and exhibitions for the world's high society".^[1]

By 1974, most society events had moved to the newly built Monte-Carlo Sporting in the Larvotto district.^[3] In subsequent years, the Sporting d'Hiver was home to a cinema, SBM offices, and stores.^[3]

In 2008, Albert II, Prince of Monaco, authorized the Société des bains de mer de Monaco (SBM) to demolish it and construct a new building complex in its place.^[1] Many Monégasque citizens and residents objected to the demolition, including Laurent Nouvion, who served as the president of the National Council.^[1] The building came down in June 2015.^[4]

A new building complex was designed in the postmodern architectural style by Richard Rogers.^[2] It was completed in 2019 and is known as One Monte-Carlo.

• Sporting Club d'Hiver – Structurae
• One Monte-Carlo – Structurae
• One Monte-Carlo Conference Centre – Société des Bains de Mer
• Monte Carlo Sporting D'Hiver – Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners

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