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　　The last decade has witnessed a whole new generation of church design. The initial catalyst for this was the Christian jubilee when high-profile architects such as Richard Meier, Renzo Piano and Alvaro Siza were commissioned to produce important new projects for the new millennium. Church building initiatives, though, have gained momentum driven by a sense that contemporary congregations require modern places of worship. Rather than drawing on traditional or Gothic approaches, these new designs are the culmination of a whole century of modernist design in both their planning and vocabulary. Laura Moffatt describes twenty-eight churches from around the world, which are extraordinary in their richness and diversity of approach. They vary from small devotional chapels to churches with larger congregations and a social as well as religious remit. The book encompasses the spare, purity of places of worship such as John Pawson’s Nov’y Dvur Monastery in The Czech Republic and Tony Fretton’s Faith House in Dorset, as well as churches by the likes of Steven Holl and Greg Lynn that employ cutting-edge design and construction techniques. The book is prefaced by two in-depth essays by Edwin Heathcote, which explore fully the modernist roots of the contemporary church and then explicitly the northern tradition, providing unique and current insights into the latest developments in church architecture.

Essays by Edwin Heathcote

　INTROOUCTION

　　THE 20TH-CENTURY CHURCH

　　The Enigma of Sacred Objectivity

　NAKEO CHURCHES

　　The Northern Tradition

　　EXPRESSION AND REPRESSION

　　Gesture and Function

Projects by Laura Moffatt

　SANTO OVlOlO ESTATE CHAPEL

　　Douro, Portugal

　　Alvaro Siza

　NIGHT PILGRIMAGE CHAPEL

　　Locherboden, Austria

　　Gerold Wiederin

　LOS NOGALES SCHOOL CHAPEL

　　Bogot& Colombia

　　Daniel Bonilla Arquitectos

　CARMELITE MONASTERY CHAPEL ANO SACRISTY

　　Kensington, London, UK

　　Nrall McLaughlin Architects

　OQERREALTA CHAPEL

　　Oberrealta, Switzerland

　　Christian Kerez with Fontana & Partner AG

　CHAPEL OF ST MARY OF THE ANGELS

　　Rotterdam,The Netherlands

　　Mecanoo Architecten

　PRIVATE CHAPEL

　　Almadenejos, Spain

　　Estudio Sancho Madridejos

　CHURCH OF ST THOMAS AQUINAS

　　Berlin,Germany

　　Sarah Hare andThomas HOger with Norbert Radermacher

　CHURCH OF ST JOHN THE BAPTIST

　　Mogno, Switzerland

　　Mario Botta Architetto

　JESUIT RETREAT CHAPEL

　　Navas del MarquGs, Avi]a, Spain

　　Ruiz Barbarin Arquitectos

　CHURCH OF SAN GIOVANNI ROTONOO

　　Foggia, Italy

　　Renzo Piano Building Workshop

　CHRIST CHURCH

　　Donau City, Vienna, Austria

　　HeinzTesar

　MORTENSRUO CHURCH

　　Mortensrud, Oslo, Norway

　　Jensen & Skodvin Arkitektkontor

PAPER CHURCH

CHURCH OF THE SACRED HEART

CHURCH OF SANTA MARIA

JUBILEE CHURCH

NOVY DVOR MONASTERY

CATHEDRAL OF OUR LADY OF THE ANGELS

YANCEY CHAPEL

CHAPEL OF ST IGNATIUS

HARAJYUKU CHURCH

SACRED HEART CATHOLIC CHURCH AND PARISH CENTRE

FAITH HOUSE

KOREAN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF NEW YORK

ANTIOCH BAPTIST CHURCH

ST STEPHEN'S CHURCH

THE CHRIST PAVILION

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The last decade has seen the emergence of a whole new generation of church designs. Covering buildings across the world, Contemporary Church Architectureaims to appeal not only to architects and clergy involved directly in ecclesiastical architecture but also other practitioners and those with a broader interest in cutting-edge design. This book covers the development of contemporary church design by looking at how the rational and the sacred can be reconciled and can inform one another. It also outlines the main trends and approaches: the conflict between self-expression and expression of the sacred, between sculptural signification and functionalism. Beautifully illustrated with around 350 photographs.