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Typology: Multifaith Subscription
Religious belief systems remain powerful and distinct but, alongside the differences, comes a call for greater tolerance and cohesion. Can the worship of different gods take place under one roof?
Revisit: Lewerentz’s St Peter’sSubscription
Overlooked by the AR at the time of its completion, the enigmatic internal landscape of Sigurd Lewerentz’s masterpiece in Klippan still carries power and meaning in every brick
Gibberd’s London Central MosqueSubscription
From AR September 1977: decoration meets uneasily with internal logic in Gibberd’s London Central Mosque
Sai Mandir Temple by SEA: ‘straddling the world of memory and history’Subscription
The lattice structure transforms this humble temple into an inviting social arena
‘Abstract forms were espoused more quickly by the German church than by industries’Subscription
In the wake of the Second World War, radical new places for repentance, forgiveness and renewal emerged in West Germany
April 2016: FaithSubscription
1430: John McAslan, Atanacio & Soza, Vector, Formwerkz, Gonzalo Mardones, Nicholas Hawksmoor, AR FAITH Awards, Typology: Multifaith
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