Immeubles de la reconstruction du Quartier de Trinquetaille
Urban planning · by Pierre Vago, Van Migom Jacques, Hoa Léon, Squelard Eugène, Imbert Georges, Roux Armand · 1948
quartier de Trinquetaille, Arles, France
The Church of Saint-Pierre-de-Trinquetaille was constructed between 1952 and 1953, designed by architect Pierre Vago at the request of La Renaissance des clochers, a cooperative focused on rebuilding churches in the aftermath of World War II. It replaced an earlier structure destroyed by bombings in the summer of 1944. This construction is part of the broader reconstruction efforts in the Trinquetaille neighborhood, which took place from 1948 to 1955, also under Vago's direction. In this significant urban redevelopment project, Vago served as both the chief architect for Arles's reconstruction and the lead architect for the group.
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