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Architects: Patrickwaheed Design Consultancy
- Area: 700 m²
- Year: 2020
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Manufacturers: Aylum Aluminum, CDK Integrated Industries, PWDC
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Professionals: Shematworld Engineering, First Beulah Consultants Limited
Religious Architecture: The Latest Architecture and News
Abijo Mosque / Patrickwaheed Design Consultancy
Europe's Brutalist Churches and Chapels, by Stefano Perego
Rich in symbolism and tradition, religious architecture has always been marked by the grandiosity and extravagance of its interior spaces. For the architects and designers who created these spaces, everything from the scale, to the materials, to the lighting were tools to be used in optimizing their form and function and creating a place for users to connect with their faith.
Crematorium Baumschulenweg / Shultes Frank Architeckten
- Area: 9339 m²
Architecture Classic: al-Nouri Mosque / Nur ad-Din Zangi
Islamic architecture has been perhaps one of the most culturally significant typologies throughout history. Not only do the buildings themselves serve as centers for community and social services, but their designs reflect Muslim beliefs and morals, and reveal the rich history of nations in the Middle East.
Resurrection Parish Complex / Studio TAMassociati
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Architects: Studio Tam associati
- Area: 1682 m²
- Year: 2019
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Professionals: Agrisophia Progetti, Ghetti & Formignani Associati, K&G progetti, maestro Marcello Chiarenza, UniBO, +2
Chapel for All Saints / Sérgio Coelho Arquitetura
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Architects: Sérgio Coelho Arquitetura
- Area: 9 m²
- Year: 2019
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Manufacturers: Portobello
Immanuel Church / Sauerbruch Hutton
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Architects: Sauerbruch Hutton
- Area: 880 m²
- Year: 2013
Jesuit High School Chapel of the North American Martyr / Hodgetts + Fung
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Architects: Hodgetts + Fung
- Area: 10478 ft²
- Year: 2014
San Alberto Magno Chapel / Juan Pavez Aguilar + José Requesens Aldea
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Architects: José Requesens Aldea, Juan Pavez Aguilar
- Year: 2014
Restoration of Abandoned Church Connects Man, Nature, and God
Changtteul Church, is an old place of worship in Gyeonggi-do, South Korea, that gets its name from the term "changtteul", meaning "a frame containing a window", in Korean. As its name suggests, the building's character lies in its series of windows, giving the visitors both outside and inside a unique experience of light and scenery.
Designers Hanyoung Jang and Hanjin Jang of studio minorormajor utilized the windows of Changtteul as a metaphorical motif for their design concept: the first being the 'window between man and God', and the second being ‘the window between man and nature’, immersing the abandoned religious facility with dramatic experiences.
Lagares Church / FCC Arquitectura
GN Chapel / Miguel Pinto Guimarães Arquitetos Associados
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Architects: Miguel Pinto Guimarães Arquitetos Associados
- Area: 32 m²
- Year: 2016
Ecumenical Chapel / BNKR
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Architects: BNKR
- Area: 170 m²
- Year: 2013
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Professionals: Noriegga Illuminadores, MmasXpresiones
Fundamental Approach Architects Win First Prize for Unconventional Mosque and Plaza Design
Persian architecture studio Fundamental Approach Architects have won first prize in the Golshahr Mosque and Plaza National Design Competition in Iran, proposing an atypical mosque design for the city of Karaj.
The winning proposal bypasses traditional mosque designs, blurring the lines between the contemporary structure, the city, and the surrounding landscape.
Jerusalem's Al-Aqsa Mosque Catches Fire During Notre Dame Blaze
While French firefighters were putting out the destructive blaze at the Notre Dame Cathedral, another holistic site was also up in flames. Jerusalem's Al-Aqsa Mosque, which is among the holiest sites in Islam and was built almost 1,300 years ago, was struck by blaze while the monumental Catholic Church was also devastated with fire.
The fire is said to have started in the Al-Marwani Prayer Hall - also known as Solomon's Stables - part of the same compound as Al-Aqsa mosque and the Dome of the Rock. Fortunately, firemen of the Islamic Waqf department of the city were able to control the fire before any harm was done to the individuals or the other prayer halls. While the cause remains unknown, sources claim that the fire could have been ignited accidentally by children who were near the prayer hall at the time.