Results: Churches and architecture
Published on 01/03/2018
(Source: Destination Architecture) Religions haven´t changed much in the last few years. Even though, architecture has developed a whole new concept to build churches all over the world.
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Almost in the middle of nowhere, you can find this beautiful chapel. Located in Sancho-Madridejos, Valleaceron, Spain since 2000, this small beauty provides a nice country view and looks friendly and inviting. Do you have any similar chapels in your area?
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The book Destination Architecture shows churches and chapels stand out as departures from conventional expectations of religious architecture—devoid of stained glass windows, soaring vaulted ceilings, or stone cherubs. Instead these houses of worship embrace stark lines and a variety of materials: copper, aluminium, timber, concrete, and stone. It also shows other buildings, but churches got my attention. Did you read this book?
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The Sunset Chapel is located in Esteban Suárez and BNKR, Brisas del Marqués, Acapulco, Mexico. It was built in 2011. It reminds me about an art institution more than a church but I love how it looks. Do you like this extremely modern design for a chapel?
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The Nanjing Wanjing Garden Chapel, located in AZL, Nanjing, China, was built in 2014. It has a simple, beautiful design that gets completed contemplating its reflection in the water. Are there any chapels in your area that complete their design with the beautiful effects that nature has to offer, like the water reflection in this case?
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