New spiritual architecture

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New spiritual architecture

Phyllis Richardson

Abbeville Press, 2004

1st ed

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Includes bibliographical references (p. 216) and index

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While Spain's Rafael Monco has just completed a cathedral in Los Angeles, Britain's Thomas Heatherwick is designing a Buddhist temple in Japan, John Pawson is working on a Cistercian monastery in the Czech Republic, and Richard Meier has completed his Millennium Cathedral in Rome. As one Wallpaper* pundit commented, "religion is getting a redesign," and the architect's faith is as unimportant as his nationality. These buildings represent not only new ways of looking at religious architecture, but a vibrant cultural exchange that brings together the highest aesthetic and spiritual ideals, transcending religious and national boundaries. New Spiritual Architecture looks at the approaches contemporary architects have taken to religious or meditative space, focusing on churches, chapels, temples, synagogues, and mosques that have been built in the last few years and represent a late-twentieth/early-twenty-first century aesthetic. These buildings demonstrate how new ideas and developments in urban, domestic, and public architecture inform designs for spaces intended for inspiration, worship, or meditation. The book is organized into five categories. "New Traditions" features buildings with radical formal idiosyncrasies. "Interventions" looks at urban sites designed to fit into the built landscape. "Retreats" are isolated sanctuaries that incorporate their natural settings as vital elements. "Grand Icons" examines the recent revival of large-scale religious architecture. Finally, the buildings in "Modest Magnificence" mold humble materials to generate a contemplative simplicity. Each of the dozens of sites explored is graced with thorough documentation, including interior and exterior photography, both close-up and birds-eye views, alongside detailed floor plans accompanied by detailed captions. A sophisticated text by renowned architecture critic Phyllis Richardson weaves together the various themes and provides a crucial framework for considering what architecture has to say about the changing conditions of contemporary society, its beliefs, relationships, and material production.

目次

INTRODUCTION A Legacy of Inspired Innovation 6 1 NEW TRADITIONS Experimenting with Form 16 01 Chapel of St. Ignatius 18 Seattle, Washington, USA, Steven Holl Architects, 1997 02 Caltex Terminal Mosque 22 Karachi, Pakistan, Mirza Abdelkader Baig, 1998 03 Korean Presbyterian Church of New York 26 Long Island City, New York, USA, Garofalo, Lynn, McInturf Architects, 1998 04 Jubilee Church 30 Rome, Italy, Richard Meier & Partners, 2004 05 Jewish Cultural Centre and Synagogue 34 Duisburg, Germany, Zvi Hecker Architekt, 1999 06 Private Chapel 38 Valleaceron, Spain, Estudio Sancho-Madridejos, 2001 07 Glass Temple 44 Kyoto, Japan, Takashi Yamaguchi & Associates, 2000 08 Chapel of St Mary of the Angels 48 Rotterdam, The Netherlands, Meccano Architecten, 2000 09 New Synagogue 52 Chemnitz, Germany, Alfred Jacoby, 2002 10 Mosque Design 58 Strasbourg, France, Zaha Hadid, project 2000 2 INTERVENTIONS Fitting into the Built Landscape 62 01 Our Lady of the Ark of the Covenant Church 64 Paris, France, Architecture Studio, 1998 02 Jamat Khana 70 University of Natal, Durban-Natal, South Africa, Architects' Collaborative, 1995 03 Interfaith Spiritual Center 74 Northeastern University, Boston, Massachusetts, USA, Office d'A, 19999 04 Chapel of Reconciliation 78 Berlin, Germany, Reitermann/Sassenroth Architekten, 2000 05 Kol Ami Synagogue 82 Hollywood, California, USA, Schweitzer BIM, 2002 06 Ismaili Centre 86 Lisbon, Portugal, Raj Rewal Associates, 2002 07 Sacred Heart Catholic Church and Parish Centre 92 Volklingen, Germany, Lamott Architekten, 2001 08 Christ Church Donau City, Vienna, Austria, Heinz Tesar, 2000 09 Kassell Synagogue 102 Kassell, Germany, Alfred Jacoby, 2000 10 Komyo-Ji Temple 106 Saijo, Japan, Tadao Ando Architect & Associates, 2000 3 RETREATS Rural Sanctuaries 112 01 Meditation Centre 114 Frejus, France, Bernard Desmoulin, 1997 02 Faith House 118 Holton Lee, Dorset, UK, Tony Bretton Architects, 2002 03 Shingon-Shu Buddhist Temple and Ossuary 122 Kagoshima, Japan, Thomas Heatherwick Studio, in progress 04 Center of Gravity Hall 124 New Mexico, USA, Predock_Frane Architects, 2003 05 Monastery of Novy Dour 130 Plzen, Czech Republic, John Pawson, 2004 06 Night Pilgrimage Chapel 134 Locherboden, Austria, Gerold Wiederin, 1997 07 White Temple 138 Kyoto, Japan, Takashi Yamaguchi & Associates, 2000 08 Santo Ovidio Estate Chapel 142 Douro, Portugal, Alvaro Siza, 2001 4 GRAND ICONS Prayer and Worship on a Large Scale 146 01 Church of the Sacred Heart 148 Munich, Germany, Allmann Sattler Wappner, 2000 02 Imam Mohamed Ibn Saud Mosque 152 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, Abdelhalim I. Abdelhalim, 1998 03 Islamic Cultural Centre 156 Dublin, Ireland, Michael Collins Associates, 1996 04 Cathedral Church of Our Lady of the Angels 162 Los Angeles, California, USA, Rafael Moneo, 2002 05 Church of San Giovanni Rotondo 170 Foggia, Italy, Renzo Piano Building Workshop, 2004 06 New Synagogue 176 Dresden, Germany, Wandel, Hoffer, Lorch + Hirsch, 2002 07 Los Nogales School Chapel 180 Bogota, Colombia, Daniel Bonilla Arquitectos, 2002 5 MODEST MAGNIFICENCE High Ideals and Humble Materials 186 01 Yancey Chapel 188 Sawyerville, Alabama, USA, Rural Studio, 1996 02 Church and Community Centre 192 Urubo, Bolivia, Jae Cha, 2000 03 Church 196 Mortensrud, Oslo, Norway, Jensen & Skodvin, 2002 04 Paper Church 202 Kobe, Japan, Shigeru Ban Architect, 1995 05 Antioch Baptist Church 206 Perry County, Alabama, USA, Samuel Mockbee and Rural Studio, 2002 06 Jesuit Retreat Chapel 210 Navas del Marques, Avila, Spain, Ruiz Barbarin Arquitectos, 2000 Notes 214 Glossary 215 Bibliography 216 Project credits 217 Index 222 Credits and acknowledgements 224

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