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Date
Begun ca. 1160
Plan
Notre-Dame is an aisled basilica with no transept, terminating in three rounded apses to the east. The main arcade has an alternating system with an octopartite vault in the eastern-most straight bay and quadripartite vaults over the double bay units in the nave. The aisles are groin vaulted.
Elevation
Two-story elevation with arcade and clerestory. The exception is in the octopartite vault where there is an addition of a triforium. Original steeply pitched flying buttresses exist.
Chronology
Construction belongs to the second half of 12th century and into the early 13th.
Significance
This building shares characteristics with Saint-Quriace in Provins most notably the octopartite vault.
Location
Bibliography
Salet, F., "Voulton," Bulletin monumental, CII, 1944, 91-115.