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Sent every Thursday and featuring a selection of the best reader comments and most talked-about stories. Our most popular newsletter, formerly known as Dezeen Weekly. If you are the designer of one of the unknown projects, please contact Dezeen and we will credit appropriately. The design would see the whole building turned into a giant circus, with the roof replaced with a big top. 'Here is only momentary reunification when an attempt is made or sacrilege, seek peace and thus translate this movement.'Īnother design published on Trust Me, I'm an Architect's Facebook page perhaps references the circus that now surrounds rebuilding. 'Erect a place of peace where everyone is to believe (or not) what is best for you!,' said Ronda. The building would be enclosed in a translucent dome supported by a column that sprouts from the cathedral's crossing.

The cathedral's roof would be rebuilt in red, to match the roofs of the fast-food chain's typical restaurants, while the spire would be replaced with the Golden Arches – a large yellow M, which is the company's logo.ĭesigner Juan Françisco Ronda envisions Notre-Dame being turned into a monument to peace. 'Finally, he can follow his dream of more comfort, light and a green rooftop garden.'Ĭould Notre-Dame be turned into the world's largest fast food restaurant? A visual created by unknown designer, which was posted on Reddit, would see the cathedral turned into a McDonald's. 'The Hollywood star Quasimodo, by now rich and famous thanks to the royalties from countless movies about him and his story, has already dreamed about changes to his housing conditions for several years,' said the studio. The penthouse, which would stretch across the cathedral's crossing, is designed to replace Quasimodo's previous home in Notre-Dame's attic. Who Cares Design has proposed building a rooftop villa for Quasimodo – the fictional protagonist of Victor Hugo's book The Hunchback of Notre-Dame – on top of the cathedral. Quasimodo's Penthouse by Who Cares Design 'I created the image to highlight the effect of multi-storey car parking, and the car in general, is having on the built environment, and to highlight society's car dependency in the age of climate change,' Cross told Dezeen. Irish architect Rob Cross took the proposal further by editing the car park to turn it into a multi-storey structure. He tweeted the image with the caption: 'If North Americans are put in charge of the Notre-Dame reconstruction'. Yung Yonge envisioned the roof of Notre-Dame being turned into a car park as a dig at North America's car culture. The Louis Vuitton Notre-Dame would be complete with the fashion brand's logo placed over the rose windows, and on flags flying from its towers and rebuilt spire. The project sees the cathedral rebuilt as it was before the fire, but with the Louis Vuitton print used across the roof and square in front of the west entrance. Pedro Ribs, art director at Brazilian studio Entrequadra Novas Mídias, has envisioned a Notre-Dame rebuilt by Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton (LVMH), as a response to the corporation's donation of €200 million to the cathedral's renovation fund. Louis Vuitton vs Notre Dame b y Pedro Ribs

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