Church of Notre-Dame de la Salette
Religion · by Henri Colboc · 1965
40 Rue de Cronstadt, 75015 Paris, France
The Church of Notre-Dame de la Salette, located at 40 Rue de Cronstadt in Paris, was designed by architect Henri Colboc and completed in 1965. The structure features a circular plan with a white concrete exterior, topped by a ribbed, truncated cone-shaped roof measuring 32 meters in diameter and 17 meters in height. Sixteen 4-meter-high pillars support the roof, creating a console and defining a surrounding ambulatory. The building includes sixteen slender vertical windows adorned with abstract stained glass by Paul Martineau, executed by the Boutzen workshops. The entrance is highlighted by a concrete screen filled with glass, crafted by Joseph Archepel. (monumentaire.com)
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