Sanctuary of Fatima: Church of the most holy trinity

By:

Tombazis, Alexandros N [Editor]

Language: ENG Publication details: Victoria 2011Description: 240p. | Binding- Hard Bound | 24.2*24.2 cmISBN:

9781864703832

Subject(s):

BUILDING TYPES (AR-BUIL)

DDC classification:

DDC23 726.5094695 TOM

Summary: Millions of pilgrims flock to Fatima in Portugal every year. A new church building was needed to accommodate up to 9000 people. The Most Holy Trinity Church was completed in 2007 for use at Sunday mass. The challenge was to create a building that, despite its size, would blend unobtrusively into the historical site, offering the possibility to be used for other cultural or religious purposes too. Features essays, project descriptions, and photography by Fernando Guerra that brings the project to life.

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Millions of pilgrims flock to Fatima in Portugal every year. A new church building was needed to accommodate up to 9000 people. The Most Holy Trinity Church was completed in 2007 for use at Sunday mass. The challenge was to create a building that, despite its size, would blend unobtrusively into the historical site, offering the possibility to be used for other cultural or religious purposes too.

Features essays, project descriptions, and photography by Fernando Guerra that brings the project to life.

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