Modern Architects Want Notre Dame Rebuilt with Glass Spire or Islamic Minaret

Modern architects are making plans for the new and updated Notre Dame Catholic Cathedral in Paris, France.

Proposed plans include a giant glass spire to signify secularism or an Islamic minaret.

This is the modern day left.


The alter Crucifix lights up during the massive fire in the historic Notre Dame Cathedral.

Breitbart.com reported:

Modern architects have begun circling the charred remains of Notre Dame, proposing that it should not be faithfully restored, but rebuilt with “contemporary” features such as a glass roof, steel spire, or even a minaret.

With leading academics and professionals in architecture generally being hostile to building or restoring anything in styles predating the infamous Le Corbusier (Charles-Édouard Jeanneret) and the Bauhaus school, they were quick to pounce when President Emmanuel Macron’s prime minister announced there would be a competition to “ask the question of whether we should even recreate the spire as it was conceived… Or if, as is often the case in the evolution of heritage, we should endow Notre-Dame with a new spire”…

…Perhaps most controversial is a proposal in Domus, the architecture magazine, by Tom Wilkinson, for the fallen spire to be replaced with an Islamic minaret, to memorialise Algerians who protested the French government in the 1960s.

“These victims of the state could be memorialised by replacing [the spire] with – why not? – a graceful minaret,” Wilkinson insisted.

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