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Markus Brunetti’s photography documents religious buildings in Europe in meticulous detail

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Markus Brunetti: Facades III Yossi Milo Gallery 245 Tenth Avenue New York Through May 6 For nearly two decades, artist Markus Brunetti has embarked on the near-Sisyphean task of documenting The post Markus Brunetti’s photography documents religious buildings in Europe in meticulous detail appeared first on The Architect’s Newspaper.

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Designs of the Decade: The Best Religious Buildings From 2012 to Today

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Though traditions established over the course of centuries, worship buildings have come to be associated with pointed arches, intricate carvings, gilded finishes, ornate domes and more. Jury Winner, 2013 A+Awards, Institutional – Religious Buildings. Popular Choice, 2014 A+Awards, Religious Buildings.

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Ukraine has lost almost 500 churches and religious sites since the start of the Russian invasion

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As a result of the full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine, at least 494 religious buildings, theological institutions, and sacred places were wholly destroyed, damaged, or looted by the Russian military. The Institute for Religious Freedom reported Russia’s tactic of using churches for military bases and hiding spots.

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Exploring Cameroon's Cathedrals: a Heritage Influenced by Byzantine and Gothic Movements

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Image © Alain Fokou Cameroon boasts a rich architectural heritage of Catholic Christian worship buildings. These buildings encompass various styles, including contemporary designs, Terracotta brick explorations, and Gothic , and Byzantine architectural influences. Read more »

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Hypostyle: Contemporary Interpretations of an Ancient Concept

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Abreu) Many ancient Egyptian, Greek and Islamic religious buildings share a common feature known as hypostyle. © Archive Miguel Marcelino (photo by Lourenço T. In contemporary architecture, it is possible to see different kinds of examples of how this concept is revived.

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Building Resilience: A Closer Look at 2023's Response to Disaster Challenges

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Yale Students Propose a Series of Pop-Up Religious Buildings to Sustain Culture in Refugee Camps. Image © Lucas Boyd and Chad Greenlee As we reflect on the tumultuous events of 2023, it becomes evident that the challenges posed by changing environmental conditions have left an indelible mark on communities worldwide.

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Varanasi's Ghats: The Adaptable Riverscapes of India

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Historic Varanasi city with old architectural buildings and temples. Image © Roop Dey Water, with its religious connotations as a symbol of purification and life , holds great significance in many cultures. Nowhere is this respect for water more evident than in India , a country that reveres its rivers as holy. Read more »

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