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The first phase of the basilica’s construction involved architects Dalbé Viau (1881–1938) and Alphonse Venne (1875–1934) who had previously done work for the Congregation.
The Oratory’s Crypt Church was constructed in 1916 using the designs of the architects Dalbé Viau and Alphonse Venne. It was the first step in a great undertaking whose final phase would culminate in the construction of a Basilica situated on a mountain top.
Today it is a complex landscape with many parts, dominated by the Basilica (1924-1966), which was designed by architects Dalbé Viau and Alphonse Venne and decorated by artists Gérard Notebaert and Jean-Claude Leclerc.
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That same year the French Benedictine monk Dom Paul Bellot undertook the completion of the exterior in collaboration with Lucien Parent, a Montreal architect. The interior was finally finished in 1966, following concepts of the Canadian architect Gérard Notebaert.
The first phase of the basilica’s construction involved architects Dalbé Viau (1881–1938) and Alphonse Venne (1875–1934) who had previously done work for the Congregation. From 1914 to 1916, Viau and Venne constructed the crypt church, with seating for 1000, which still stands today and forms the base of the basilica where the massive ...
Dalbé Viau et Alphonse Venne, Lucien Parent, Dom Paul Bellot Modifications : Gérard Notebaert
Dalbé Viau et Alphonse Venne, Lucien Parent, Dom Paul Bellot. Modifications : Gérard Notebaert. Hours of masses and other religious events from this churches are not shown because they are subject to change. Côte-des-Neiges. See churches. Montreal famous buildings. All building on chemin Queen-Mary. Churches of borough Côte-des-Neiges.
