Église Saint-Pierre de Roye (nef et clocher Art déco)

Partially destroyed during the First World War, the church of Roye retains its Flamboyant choir, restored identically, to which a nave, a transept and an Art Deco bell tower were added from 1931 to 1933, the work of the Parisian architects Charles Duval and Emmanuel Gonse. The 64-metre bell tower is inspired by that of the church of Le Raincy. The decoration combines concrete sculptures by Raymond Couvègnes, glazed ceramics by Maurice Dhomme, mural paintings by Henri Marret and railings by Raymond Subes. The church is classified as a historic monument (orders of 1908, 1924 and 1997).

Translated from the French original.