Notre-Dame de Royan church

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Notre-Dame de Royan church is a striking post-war modernist concrete church in Royan, France, renowned for its bold brutalist architecture and prominent seafront silhouette.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman Catholic church
brutalist architecture
church building
modernist architecture
architect Bernard Lafaille NERFINISHED
Guillaume Gillet NERFINISHED
Marc Hébrard NERFINISHED
architecturalStyle Brutalism
Modernism
belongsTo Roman Catholic Church in France NERFINISHED
builtAfter World War II NERFINISHED
category 20th-century church in France
brutalist church building
completionDate 1958
constructionStart 1955
country France
dedicatedTo Our Lady NERFINISHED
Virgin Mary
denomination Roman Catholic
diocese Roman Catholic Diocese of La Rochelle and Saintes NERFINISHED
era post-war architecture
function parish church
place of worship
hasFeature large nave
prominent seafront silhouette
sail-like concrete forms
stained glass windows
tall bell tower
height 60 metres
heritageDesignationDate 1988
heritageStatus Monument historique of France NERFINISHED
inaugurationDate 1958
interiorStyle minimalist
lightingDesign indirect natural light through stained glass
locatedIn Charente-Maritime NERFINISHED
Nouvelle-Aquitaine
Royan NERFINISHED
locatedOn Atlantic coast
materialUsed concrete
reinforced concrete
near Bay of Biscay NERFINISHED
notableFor brutalist concrete architecture
landmark of Royan seafront
post-war modernist design
parish Royan parish NERFINISHED
reasonForReconstruction destruction of Royan in World War II
roofType parabolic concrete roof
touristAttraction yes

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Royan hasLandmark Notre-Dame de Royan church