In April 2019, in the Foncillon district of Royan (F), rebuilt after World War II with its famous modern brutalist Notre-Dame cathedral, designed in 1955 by architect Guillaume Gillet, Blue Street Pantone took place as part of the Month of Architecture, invited by Artichem andLe Ciel de Royanassociations. The white architecture of the reconstruction contrasts with the royal blue (Royan) of the veil that travels from Rue Gambetta and Rue B. Delessert to the Cathedral, the media library, Rue Alsace Lorraine, Rue des Mésanges and the United Protestant Church.
Photos : Véronique Willmann, Daniel Petit, Alain Cotten.
Blue Street Pantone – Royan (F)
In April 2019, in the Foncillon district of Royan (F), rebuilt after World War II with its famous modern brutalist Notre-Dame cathedral, designed in 1955 by architect Guillaume Gillet, Blue Street Pantone took place as part of the Month of Architecture, invited by Artichem and Le Ciel de Royan associations. The white architecture of the reconstruction contrasts with the royal blue (Royan) of the veil that travels from Rue Gambetta and Rue B. Delessert to the Cathedral, the media library, Rue Alsace Lorraine, Rue des Mésanges and the United Protestant Church.
Photos : Véronique Willmann, Daniel Petit, Alain Cotten.