Author: Victoria Sanger

Victoria Sanger specializes in urban history, military architecture, and cartography of the Early Modern period in Europe and the United States. She earned her Ph.D. in art history at Columbia University with a thesis on Vauban as a town planner and has taught MA students at the architecture school of Columbia (GSAPP) since 2009. She lived in France from 1995 to 2010 where she taught these subjects as well as the history of Paris and the Renaissance at the University of Tours and at Reid Hall (Columbia and SMU).

April 10, 2020 Cultural Center / Global Citizenship

What Future for Notre-Dame Cathedral?

Three specialists in historic preservation discuss the restoration of Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris on the first anniversary of the fire that nearly destroyed it. On March 9, the Cultural Center of the Lycée Français de New York, canceled an international panel of experts to protect the school against Covid-19. Instead,