Its northern entrance is flanked by two towers in a concave arrangement, with the outside wall to the left of the entrance featuring a staircase leading to both a green door and a red one.
Its northern entrance is flanked by two towers in a concave arrangement, with the outside wall to the left of the entrance featuring a staircase leading to both a green door and a red one. On its east side, the roof shields an open air pulpit designed for outdoor services. Randomly punched out window openings in the walls and the giant brown slabs that form its curved roof contrast with white concrete to give this building a primitive feel that marks a departure from its architect's International Style. FTP, name this chapel in Ronchamps, France, designed by Le Corbusier.
Its northern entrance is flanked by two towers in a concave arrangement, with the outside wall to the left of the entrance featuring a staircase leading to both a green door and a red one.
{Notre Dame du Haut} (accept “{Our Lady of the Height}”)