Eglise Saint-Joseph, baptistère et clocher
Religion · by Duval fils Georges, Robert Courel · 1962
58 rue Fournet, Lisieux, France
The parish center is situated in a 1920s residential area and includes a church, catechetical halls, and a presbytery aligned along the street. The church features a rectangular plan with a main volume and a side aisle housing the porch, baptistery, and children's chapel. Designed to accommodate 350 people, the chapel holds an additional 60. The elevations are constructed from solid bricks with mono-pitched slate roofs. Two large horizontal windows illuminate the structure: one above the south side aisle, supported by metal posts, and the other running along the north side of the nave at ground level, marked by concrete bollards.
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