Like too many other French cities, Aix-en-Provence is growing on its edges in a helter-skelter way that has more to do with commercial exigencies than traditional French urbanism. The architecture in these new quartiers is generally modern and mediocre, a style that would rightly provoke the scorn of King Charles. Heading to beautiful Aix for a concert and some shopping a few weeks ago…
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