Is this sentence correct?

[Kyle Reynolds]

J'ai toujours aimé cette église, mais je ne l'avais pas vu vis-à-vis de la ville environnante.

Merci beaucoup!

[jorge che]

hi, what do you mean by "vis-à-vis"? beside? towards? in relation to?

[Kyle Reynolds]

I was going for something like "in relation to".
Is there a more appropriate term that you know of?

[jorge che]

ok, so it is not "voir" but "regarder"
J'ai toujours aimé cette église, mais je ne l'avais jamais regardée dans son contexte avec la ville environnante.

Don't forget the agreement between the past participle and the complement when it is before the verb, here the complement is l' for église, église is feminine and before the verb so "vu" or regardé" need a final "e"

[Kyle Reynolds]

Awesome thank you!

[BENARD Patrick]

If you want to speak with french people, i think you should say :
'J'ai toujours aimé cette église, mais je ne l'avais jamais vu dans son environnement citadin'

It's just a supposition...