For 10 points, name this church in Ronchamp, France that was designed by Le Corbusier.
A convent attached to this building has bare concrete walls with a hidden slit that admits light and a concrete vaulted roof for its oratory. That convent has cells with orange walls and was designed by Renzo Piano. This building contains a statue that is held in a glass case so it can face either inward or outward. An outdoor plaza in this building sits directly under a curved concrete awning, which is unfinished to show the wood grain of its original frame. Two opposite-facing towers jut out of the roof of this building to provide additional light to the interior. This building receives natural light from its many irregularly (*) spaced rectangular windows, which are embedded like holes in the walls. The roof of this hilltop structure has been compared to a sail due to its sloping shape, and its brown color stands out from the silo-like projections of this building's main body. For 10 points, name this church in Ronchamp, France that was designed by Le Corbusier.
A convent attached to this building has bare concrete walls with a hidden slit that admits light and a concrete vaulted roof for its oratory.
Notre Dame du Haut 