Place Jean-Vilar is a public square in the thirteenth arrondissement of Paris, created during the early nineteen nineties as part of the massive redevelopment of the Paris Rive Gauche district. It sits between the rue Abel-Gance and the rue George-Balanchine, providing a pedestrian entrance to the nearby garden named for James Joyce. The space functions as the parvis for the chapel of Notre-Dame-de-la-Sagesse, a distinct modern structure situated within this dense urban landscape.
Place Jean-Vilar
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