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Splendor of the gods / by 417185 Conti, Flavio

Published 1978

Subjects: “…Church architecture…”

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European church architechture / by Stock, Wolfgang Jean, 1948-

Published 2002

Subjects: “…Church architecture…”

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Church of the Sacred Heart : Joze Plecnik : [Prague 1922-1933] / by 397591 Margolius, Ivan

Published 1995

Subjects: “…Church architecture…”

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Places of worship / by 252126 Wren, Christopher, Hart, Vaughan

Published 1999

Subjects: “…Church architecture…”

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Redevelopment of catholic memorial and pilgrimage church at Mount Singai, Kuching / by Tee, David Tek Kai, 1986-, Raja Nafida Raja Shahminan, supervisor, Fakulti Alam Bina

Published 2012

Subjects: “…Church architecture…”

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God's architect [videorecording] / by McClellan, Maz, Heyman-Kantor, Reuben, CDS Broadcasting Inc.

Published 2013

Subjects: “…Church architecture…”

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Gereja All Saints, Jalan Taming Sari, Taiping / by Khairoliza Iskandar Kamarudin, Mohd. Rashid Abdullah, Muhamad Rozaini Ramli, Nur Ra'aishah Khatun Abdul Hanan Khan, Nurulaini Mohd. Mokhtar, Asmadi Tiuno

Published 2000

Subjects: “…Church architecture…”

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Gereja All Saints, Jalan Taming Sari, Taiping / [lukisan teknik] by Khairoliza Iskandar Kamarudin, Asmadi Tiuno, Mohd. Rashid Abdullah, Muhamad Rozaini Ramli, Nur Hasimah Baharudin, Nurulaini Mohd. Mokhtar

Published 2000

Subjects: “…Church architecture…”

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The Need for Sacred Emptiness: Implementing Insights by Paul Tillich and Rudolf Schwarz in Church Architecture Today by Bert Daelemans

Published 2022-06-01

“…This article recovers first the insights of two thinkers of the twentieth century who pleaded for sacred emptiness, the Protestant theologian Paul Tillich and the Roman Catholic architect Rudolf Schwarz, before examining the fruitfulness of sacred emptiness for church architecture today. The conclusions of this research will be that their approaches are complementary and that their plea for sacred emptiness has gained importance today but must be answered in a new way. …”

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