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Arbroath Building, Scotland, Photos, Architect, Angus Architecture, Images, Scottish Design Arbroath Abbey Building Visitor Centre, Angus, East Scotland, UK – design by Simpson & Brown Architects page updated 10 Sep 2016 Arbroath Abbey Visitor Centre Visitor Centre building Design: Simpson & Brown Architects pmage from Simpson & Brown Architects 2005 Arbroath Abbey Visitor centre interior … Read more
Manjushri KMC is an internationally renowned centre for meditation, where everyone is welcome to enjoy a peaceful environment or join in the many programmes offered throughout the year
Butler Rogers Baskett Architects (BRB) has renovated the Johnson Chapel at the Trinity School, the 300-year old college preparatory, coeducational, independent day school on New York’s Upper West Side.
Rosslyn Chapel, a Category A listed building dating back to 1446, gained worldwide fame from the publication of Dan Brown’s book the Da Vinci Code in 2004 followed by the film in 2006.
Bath Abbey, Roman Spring Underfloor Heating, England Building Design, English Architecture, Architect Bath Abbey, England : Roman Spring Heating Design for Underfloor Heat – design by Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios 3 Apr 2013 Bath Abbey Development Design: Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios Bath, England Ancient Roman Springs to heat Abbey Underfloor Heating In an extraordinary feat … Read more
St Pauls Cathedral Building Photo, British Religious Architecture Image, Lighting Design St Pauls Cathedral Building New Lighting for Key Religious Structure in London, England, UK page updated 4 Jul 2014 The brief was to develop a flexible solution to meet the day-to-day operations including worship, tourism, state occasions and events. It was also required to … Read more
Seven bottles of light in a stone box; the metaphor of light is shaped in different volumes emerging from the roof whose irregularities aim at different qualities of light: East facing, South facing, West and North facing, all gathered together for one united ceremony.
The site is at the intersection of Park Presidio and Clement Street. An early plan established a pair of religious structures as gateposts along this boulevard. One is the strong presence of the neo-classical Christian Science Church.
Kesher Synagogue, Englewood Building, New Jersey Design, Property, USA Kesher Synagogue Englewood, New Jersey Development in Englewood, NJ, USA – design by Studio ST Architects Jul 22, 2009 Kesher Synagogue 2009 Design: Studio ST, Architects Kesher Synagogue Englewood The community’s name, Kesher, meaning both Connection and Knot in Hebrew, inspired the building to be a … Read more
The courtyard at the front of the building forms a transition area, separating that which is holy from the secular. Access to the courtyard is via a wide staircase, located in between two existing eucalyptus trees “to exalt the house of the Lord.”
Tautra Maria Convent, not very far from the ruins of a medieval Cistercian monastery, on the island of Tautra in central Norway, is a new permanent monastery.
lumen Centre Bloomsbury: an exquisitely designed new multi-faith centre for worship and contemplation by Theis and Khan Architects will open in the New Year.
The Middle East Lighting Design Award was given to Speirs and Major Associates in recognition of the significant contribution the lighting has made to the internal spaces of the building and the technical level of difficulty in achieving the result.
Can we create ‘faith-neutral’ spaces with a design aesthetic that is universally embraced as a sanctuary and retreat for all; while also creating innovative elements that allow all faith groups to adapt spaces quickly to suit their particular needs?
The Crystal Cathedral is a church building in Garden Grove, Orange County, California, in the United States. The reflective glass building, designed by American architect Philip Johnson, was completed in 1981 and seats 2,736 people.
A project of this nature must encourage introspection and peaceful visual harmony through a discrete use of materials and lighting. The construction is located in a residential area and being planned as an isolated construction from the surroundings, an indoor illuminated yard was built.
Lima Architecture: the project is located in the peripheral area of Lima, in Peru. Close to the ocean and to a highway, it was planned to be on the higher portion of the land in order to become the focal point to the public view
