Église évangélique Martin-Luther

The Martin-Luther Church, designed by architects Philippe Verrey and Pierre Venancie, was built between 1965 and 1967 after the Lutheran congregation of Saint-Denis lost its 19th-century temple. The church features a concrete base with stone cladding supported by triangular pillars, upon which rests a complex wooden framework entirely covered in slate. The curves of this structure rise to the northwest corner, where a bell tower topped with a cross is located. At the intersection of the two volumes, an abstract colored stained glass frieze is integrated, with similar windows placed in lateral slots on the roof.