Built by architect Paul Tournon in 1927 entirely in concrete with a façade carved in concrete in direct contact according to an innovative process. The Sainte-Thérèse-de-l'Enfant-Jésus building bears witness to the know-how and artistic sensitivity of the architectural renewal of the Art Deco years.
A church dedicated to Franco-Belgian friendship born during the First World War.
The opportunity to discover the artistic work of the sculptors, master glassmaker, master ironworker and decorators who worked and gave a soul to this building.
The guided tours are provided by Catherine CHAUVELIER (0626303083), of the Amicale Aubergenvilloise de Généalogie et d'Histoire. The stained glass workshop is proposed by Yann LETHIERRY, stained glass teacher.