Guess the French region with the help of this clue: Concrete ideas

In which of France's 13 regions was this photo taken?

The 107m church tower featured in this city skyline was built between 1951 and 1957
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This French city skyline features a 107m church tower. 

It was built as part of the post-War reconstruction programme entrusted to Auguste Perret, pioneer of reinforced concrete use in architecture. 

The tower was designed to resemble a lantern and is sometimes referred to as the "lantern tower" or the "lighthouse at the heart of the city" by locals.

Can you guess where it is located?

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A) Eglise St-Joseph in Le Havre, (Seine-Maritime) in the region of Normandy
Stained glass by Marguerite Huré inside the church tower
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