An essay on the church of Sainte Bernadette du Banlay by architects, Claude Parent and Paul Virilio. The research carried out will investigate the history of the building. This essay will shed light on the studies of Oblique Function in collision with Bunker Archaeology that were subject to the architecture of the church. The investigation will explore the historical context of time and space in relation to present day existence of the building. Documenting the building, the essay aims to develop a journal on the building, recording the physical elements and capturing the sentiment of being present within the external and internal space of the church. In conclusion, the essay will attempt to question the appropriation of Oblique Function and Bunker Archaeology as converging physical elements on the Church of Saint-Bernadette du Banlay to develop a response on the unconscious psychological response of one's experience within the presence of the church while responding to Paul Virilio's childhood experience...
