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Old views of Du Cerceau, an architect of the time of Charles IX. and Henry III., show a square in one part of the grounds and a circular labyrinth in another: scarcely a plot but has this arrangement.

Bullant and du Cerceau also added buildings on each side.

In 1603 the remainder of the south front and the Pavillon-de-Flore were completed by Jacques Androuet du Cerceau.

Some of these, such as the ch�teaux of Madrid and Gaillon, are known chiefly from du Cerceau’s work, as they were destroyed at the Revolution.

This eminent authority inclines to the belief that the new design was due to Du Cerceau.