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The article discusses the expansion and redesign of the Musée International de la Parfumerie in the French town of Grasse by architect Frederic Jung, owner of Jung Architectures. Jung was assigned to double the museum's size and incorporate new galleries, auditorium, a children's play area, workshops, curators' offices, and an archive. He was also asked to add an 18th-century mansion and its stables, along with the cellar of a 17th-century house. Details of the work made by Jung for the project are offered.