Saint-Jean-Baptiste Church was built in 1967 in the new neighbourhood of Plateau Saint-Jean, south of the city.
The building has a contemporary architectural plan and is oriented. It has a round shape. A bell tower has been built next to it. In 2013, a new 30-metre high bell tower was built and a forecourt was laid out.
The church was built in 1971. In 2011-2012, the church was renovated with the construction of a campanile, by Christophe Giraud, an architect from Beauvais.
Site occupied since Gallo-Roman times. This edifice was built between the 11th and 13th centuries.
First known church of Beauvais, with a construction started around 949. It stands behind the Beauvais cathedral, and is the oldest vestiges of the 10th century building, built in the Carolingian style.
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