Notre-Dame de Paris : How is progress at the site ?

[@Dennis0824]

Thanks for the update. I agree with MH. This is the best progress video I have seen so far. Please keep it up. I am very excited to see this when it is completed. The last time I was in Notre Dame it felt extremely dark and cave like. From what I see in your video, the restoration has brightened the interior significantly.

[@MH55YT]

Great video, thank you. I am from Arizona but have visited Europe on 30 separate trips and Paris on 20. This is the best and greatest video I've seen on the progress. I love Paris, and Notre Dame is my favorite site. I typically stay in a small hotel in the 5th district. I watch all the progress as much as I can find. I'm very old, but I hope to visit Paris, Notre Dame, and its wonderful people again before I pass away. 2024 might be the year.

[@ExploreYourArchitecture]

thank you for your kind comment and this little testimony

[@Wiz_Loo]

I have to say great video 😍

[@CitronCassis]

Superbe vidéo. Bon travail !

[@fintan3563]

I briefly visited ND about 25 years ago and all I remember thinking was, “Somebody needs to dust this dirty old place.” I guess it is getting the dusting of a lifetime now!

[@silicio2831]

Reportaje magnífico. Ahora la pregunta es: será una catedral católica o sinoidal?

[@brumplum]

Great video summary of the last several months of work, in context!. However, may I suggest a couple of language corrections in your translation? The word "chêne" in English is "oak". It took me quite some time to realise that is what the commentary meant by "chains" ! Also, the title makes no real sense in English, it just means "ou est le site de construction" rather than "ou EN est le chantier" , i.e. a strictly geographic question. A better (if wordier) translation would be "how is progress at the site" , or "what is happening at the site". Bravo anyway :D

[@ExploreYourArchitecture]

Thank you very much for your help, im still learning and your comment is very useful ! :)

[@TOPDadAlpha]

The promise was in 2019 to be open for the Olympics ...not 2009.