Château d'eau
avenue Georges-Duval, Lisieux, France
The water tower in Lisieux, designed by architect Georges Duval in 1965, is located on the eastern side of the city. Constructed entirely of raw concrete, it features a half-sphere positioned upside down and supported by four concrete fin walls. At its center, a round pillar extends through the reservoir, rising up to emerge on the roof.
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Nearby architecture
- Église Saint-François-Xavier by Georges Duval, 1960
- Ancien couvent La Providence, actuellement résidence pour personnes âgées by Auguste Hamel, Roger Cholin, Turin Jacques C, 1954
- Médiathèque André Malraux by P. du Besset, Dominique Lyon, 2002
- Eglise Saint-Joseph, baptistère et clocher by Duval fils Georges, Robert Courel, 1962
- Eglise Saint-Jean-Bosco by Duval fils Georges, Robert Courel, 1962
- Église paroissiale Saint-Martin by Pierre Dupont, André Yves, Jean Barillet, Paul Bony, 1952
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