Marché central de Royan
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Louis Simon and Andre Morisseau and engineer René Sarger, the Marché central de Royan [fr] is a round concrete shell with walls 8 centimetres (3 in)
quantities of concrete. Examples at Royan include the Église Notre-Dame de Royan [fr] and the Marché central de Royan [fr], whose roof reduces to just 80mm
division was moved west and assaulted the German-held Atlantic port of Royan, before recrossing France in April 1945 and participating in the final fighting
(Baie de l’Aiguillon), and tourism. Prominent resorts in the area include Arcachon (Côte d’Argent), Biarritz (Côte Basque), and Royan (Côte de Beauté)
transferred to de Lattre's command to assist in the reduction of the Colmar Pocket. Leclerc objected to the use of his troops in the attack on Royan in April