When spirituality meets design: 10 modern churches made of concrete you should know about
If you are a Christian believer or not, here’s our selection in Europe of the most spectacular churches made of concrete.
1. Chiesa di Dio Padre Misericordioso (Rome – Italy) | Richard Meier, 2003
Credits: Wikimedia
2. Church in La Laguna (Tenerife – Spain) | Fernando Menis, 2008
Credits: Dezeen
3. Eglise Saint Joseph (Le Havre – France) | Auguste Perret, Georges Brochard, Raymond Audigier, 1951-1957
Credits: Pixaby
4. Notre-Dame-du-Haut (Ronchamp – France)| Le Corbusier, 1953 – 1955
Credits: Docomomo FR
5. Church of the Holy Trinity (Wotrubakirche / Kirche zur Heiligen Dreifaltigkeit), (Vienna – Austria) | Fritz Gerhard Mayr, Fritz Wotruba, 1974–1976
Credits: SOSbrutalism
6. Huutoniemen Kirkko (Vaasa – Finland) | Aarno Ruusuvuori, 1961 – 1964
Credits: Docomomo FI
7. St. John the Baptist’s Church (Brussels – Belgium) | Joseph Diongre
Credits: Skyscrapercity.com
8. Katokopia Village orthodox Church (Katokopia – Cyprus) | Takis Zembylas, Diomides Kythreotis 1970, 1971
Credits: tripmondo.com
9. Christ the King Church (Paola – Malta) | Guze Damato, 1924 – 1959
Credits: Wikipedia
10. Szent Lázló-Templom (Hollóháza – Hungary) | Lázló Csaba, 1967
Credits: Wikipedia
This is our selection of the best 10 churches in concrete: are there others we are is missing? Give us your suggestions!
Saint Jean de Monmartre, Paris by Anatole Baudot, 1904
Very interesting monument, thank you very much for the suggestion!