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Before the flames, the sacred monument Notre-Dame engaged all the senses-with light, height and acoustics; now, researchers strive to restore Notre-Dame's soul: unveiling its true painted stone and ensuring its organ will resound again.
Before the flames, the sacred monument Notre-Dame engaged all the senses-with light, height and acoustics; now, researchers strive to restore Notre-Dame's soul: unveiling its true painted stone and ensuring its organ will resound again.
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