context: The Grand Trianon (French: Le Grand Trianon), formerly the Marble Trianon, is a palace in France on the territory of the Versailles Park, the construction of which was commissioned by King Louis XIV in 1687 to his first architect Jules Arduin-Mansard [1]. The walls of the palace are faced with pink marble from the outside, from where its original name “Marble Trianon” came from, emphasizing the difference with the palace pavilion “Porcelain Trianon”, which was located on this site from 1670 to 1687 [1].
question: Who was the architect of the Great Trianon?
answers.text: Jules Arduin-Mansard