Architecture-Studio delves into a cathedral expansion
CRETEIL– Originally designed by architect Charles Gustav Stoskopf in the 1970s, the Cathedral of Créteil is a symbol of faith in the south-eastern suburbs of Paris, France. Commissioned to expand the cathedral’s capacity and enhance its visibility
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