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== == Notre Dame de Paris was built atop the sacred groves of the Celts, who held their services on the island on the Seine, by the Romans. A basilica dedicated to St. Etienne was constructed there around 528 by Childebert. A Romanesque church replaced the basilica and it stood until 1163 when work began on the structure which stands today. Although commenced during the reign of Louis VII, Bishop Maurice de Sully was the architect and had his vision in 1160; the work began in 1163 and the foundation stone was laid by Pope Alexander III. It took 200 years to complete (in about 1345). There were some restoration programs in 1845 carried out by Lassus and Viollet-le-Duc; and in 1991, a 10 year program of general maintenance and restoration was begun.

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Well, builders. The architect is not known. The project was started by the Bishoip of Paris, Maurice de Sully

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i don't know that's why im on the internet trying to find it if u cant find it any were else.....i don't know what to say but good luck.

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Robert De Luzarches, he is a French Gothic architect. However it was renovated later on by a French bishop.

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It was built like any one is builting something and it was built by Gastavo.

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Maurice de Sully ordered for it to be built

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the famous lady of paris build la cathedrale de notre dame

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there is a curator and his team, under the Archbishop of Paris. Official website in link.

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