page_title: Pierre Corbineau
section_title: Rennes
hierarchical_section_title: Pierre Corbineau / Life / Rennes
caption_attribution_description: English: fr:Palais Saint-Georges, en:Rennes
context_page_description: Pierre Corbineau was a French architect, a member of a family of French architects: the Corbineau. They are found simultaneously in Anjou and in the Comté de Laval.
context_section_description: In August 1656, Corbineau undertook to build the church and the various buildings of the Visitandines of Renne in 3 years.
  In 1661 Corbineau was the architect of the monastery buildings of the Couvent des Jacobins de Rennes. Abbess Magdelaine de la Fayette presided over the construction of the Saint George Palace in Rennes in 1670 by Corbineau. The large gallery overlooking the garden towards the Vilaine is very similar to the cloister of the Monastery of the Ursulines of Laval.
  The facade of the bell tower of Notre-Dame-en-Saint-Melaine is entirely redone in 1676 by Corbineau's workshop.
  The construction of the Hôtel de la Moussaye took place around 1680, and its design is attributed to Corbineau.
  Widowed for several years, Corbineau lived in Rennes where he died on 23 September 1678 He is buried in the chapel of the Cordeliers de Rennes A service was performed in the parish church of Saint-Germain in accordance with the Edict of His Majesty
caption: The Saint George Palace
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