The Grande Pagode de Vincennes stands out in the Bois de Vincennes as a soaring, twenty-eight-meter-high wooden pavilion. Originally constructed in nineteen thirty for the Paris Colonial Exhibition, the building served as the Cameroon Pavilion, designed by architects Louis-Hippolyte Boileau and Charles Carrière to mirror indigenous architectural styles.
Pagode de Vincennes
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