Church Building Images: Transparent Steel. I saw these photos the other day and thought I’d share them with you.
The building design is by architecture firm Gijs Van Vaerenbergh. As can be seen, this amazing structure is made from steel with large gaps, giving it a transparent feel. I’m unsure to whether or not it’s a sort of monument, sculpture or building concept, but I reckon it’s definitely not for actual use. I love the crucifix on top, too. What do you think? Leave your comments at the end of this post.
Credits: Copyright © Architecture firm Gijs Van Vaerenbergh. Please check out their site for more of their conceptual building work. Found via Fubiz.
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2 Comments
i think the church is visually beautiful and mabie should be used as a church from out side how ever places to sit could easily be welded into the design. the rothco chapel for example uses color to give the feeling of a church benches inside providing a place to sit and reflect intensify that feeling , the church image alone can not and although beautiful it leaves me with the impression of a incomplete thought
11 Nov 2011 01:11 am janice joplin
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13 Nov 2011 05:11 pm Andrew Kelsall
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