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Churches Architecture:     more books (100)

Medieval Architecture in Eastern Europe by Heinrich L. Nickel, 1983-04 The Appropriate Character of Church Architecture by George Ayliffe Poole, 2010-03-07 Semiotics and Church Architecture (Liturgia Condenda) by M. Searle, 1993-01-01 Symbolism of Animals and Birds Represented in English Church Architecture by Arthur H. Collins, 2010-10-14 Medieval Armenian Art and Architecture: The Church of the Holy Cross, Aght'amar by J G Davies, 1991-12-31 The Architecture of the Georgian Church at Ishan (European University Studies. Series 28. History of Art, Vol 121) by Mine Kadiroglu, 1991-08 Designs for Parish Churches, in the Three Styles of English Church Architecture: With an Analysis of Each Style by Joseph Coleman Hart, 2010-01-11 An Introduction to English Church Architecture From the Eleventh to the Sixteenth Century (Volume 2) by Francis Bond, 2010-03-26 Dorchester Abbey Oxfordshire: The Archaeology and Architecture of a Cathedral, Monastery and Parish Church by Warwick Rodwell, 2010-02-01 English church architecture: A visual guide by Mark Child, 1981 The parish church,: Its architecture and antiquities, by E. A. Greening Lamborn, 1929 Towards a Church Architecture. by Peter. (Editor). HAMMOND, 1962 The house of God;: Sacred art and church architecture by R. Kevin Seasoltz, 1963 Contemporary Irish Church Architecture by Richard Hurley, 1985-01

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121. Architecture - Book List
     Discovering Church architecture £4.50. Mark Child. 0 7478 0173 8 (Db 214) 64 pp,300 ills. In most towns and villages the parish church is the oldest and  
     http://www.shirebooks.co.uk/Architecture/architecture-bl.htm
     
     Extractions: The Victorian Public House Anna Hallett 7478 0583 (Album 425) 64 pp, 119 colour and 12 b/w ills. There are around 2500 groups of almshouses in Great Britain, most of which were founded centuries ago. Some of them can trace their origins to the early Middle Ages when religious institutions were among the first to offer shelter to needy elderly people. Many others were initiated by individuals who left money for the erection of sometimes splendid buildings. Often picturesque, they can be found in towns, villages and remote country areas. Almshouses come in a variety of architectural styles and often have interesting features, including coats of arms, inscriptions, dedications, statues, clock-towers and sundials. Many have chapels and gardens.

122. Church History - Book List
     Discovering Church architecture. Mark Child £4.50 0 7478 0173 8 (Db 214) 64 pp,300 ills. In most towns and villages the parish church is the oldest and the  
     http://www.shirebooks.co.uk/Church/church-bl.htm
     
     Extractions: Home Order Form Forthcoming titles About us ... Index by Title Church History Titles on this page are: Discovering Abbeys and Priories Discovering Famous Graves Discovering Cathedrals Mausoleums ... Discovering Saints in Britain Discovering Abbeys and Priories 7478 0589 X (Handbook 57) 128 pp, colour and b/w ills There are chapters on the major cathedral-building periods and descriptions of all forty-eight English and Welsh Anglican cathedrals. Roman Catholic cathedrals are also briefly described, but those of Westminster and Liverpool are more fully covered. The author gives brief descriptions of the ancient Scottish cathedrals, now mainly ruinous, and lists the cathedrals of the Episcopal and Roman Catholic churches in Scotland.

123. Religious Studies - FaithCentral - Art Music Architecture
     There are many components that go into building a church. Church architecture isa resource which separates these aspects, highlights them and links to  
     http://www.faithcentral.net.nz/inclass/music.htm
     
     Extractions: Other class topics Art music architecture Beginnings of NZ Church Biblical studies Bio-ethics Changing role of Women Church History Church's year Conscience Morality Values Ecumenism - Church Unity Eucharist Expressions of Catholic Life Holy Spirit Impact of Media Inspiring men and women Jesus Christ Jesus life and times Justice and Peace Loss grief death dying Mary the first disciple Poverty and wealth Psychology of Religion Religions of the world Sects and Cults Signs of God Church, Bible and Art The letter of Pope John Paul II to artists - all who are passionately dedicated to the search for new displays of beauty so that through their creative work as artists they may offer these as gifts to the world. A comprehensive, almost encyclopaedic list of links to Biblical images stored at various places on the World-Wide Web, called The Ecole Initiative. Images are sorted alphabetically. Very extensive. Symbols in Christian Art and Architecture . An extensive site which of coloured drawings of symbols and an explanation of their meaning. Includes a typical cathedral floor plan Church Art Excavated over a stretch of three centuries, from about 150 to 450 A.D., these underground cemeteries contain countless tombs adorned with monuments, sculptures, inscriptions and paintings. This is a

124. Baroque Architecture: Information From Answers.com
     on the further development of church architecture was rather limited. A muchmore practical and more adaptable model of church architecture was provided  
     http://www.answers.com/topic/baroque-architecture
     
     Extractions: showHide_TellMeAbout2('false'); Business Entertainment Games Health ... More... On this page: Wikipedia Mentioned In Or search: - The Web - Images - News - Blogs - Shopping Baroque architecture Wikipedia Baroque architecture Baroque architecture , starting in the early 17th century in Italy , took the humanist Roman vocabulary of Renaissance architecture and used it in a new rhetorical, theatrical, sculptural fashion, expressing the triumph of absolutist church and state. New architectural concerns for color, light and shade, sculptural values and intensity characterize the Baroque Michelangelo 's late Roman buildings, particularly St. Peter's Basilica , may be considered precursors of baroque architecture, as the design of the latter achieves a colossal unity that was previously unknown. His pupil Giacomo della Porta continued this work in Rome, particularly in the facade of the Jesuit church Il Gesu , which leads directly to the most important church facade of the early baroque, Santa Susanna by Carlo Maderno . In the 17th century , the baroque style spread through Europe and Latin America, where it was particularly promoted by the Jesuits.

125. Byzantine Architecture: Information From Answers.com
     The most imposing achievement of Byzantine architecture is the Church of Holy A great Byzantine architectural achievement is the octagonal church of San  
     http://www.answers.com/topic/byzantine-architecture
     
     Extractions: showHide_TellMeAbout2('false'); Business Entertainment Games Health ... More... On this page: Encyclopedia Wikipedia Mentioned In Or search: - The Web - Images - News - Blogs - Shopping Byzantine architecture Encyclopedia Byzantine art and architecture, works of art and structures works produced in the city of Byzantium after Constantine made it the capital of the Roman Empire ( A.D. 330) and the work done under Byzantine influence, as in Venice, Ravenna, Norman Sicily, as well as in Syria, Greece, Russia, and other Eastern countries. General History For more than a thousand years, until the conquest of Constantinople by the Turks in 1453, Byzantine art retained a remarkably conservative orientation; the major phases of its development emerge from a background marked by adherence to classical principles. Artistic activity was temporarily disrupted by the Iconoclastic controversy (726–843), which resulted in the wholesale destruction of figurative works of art and the restriction of permissible content to ornamental forms or to symbols like the cross. The pillaging of Constantinople by the Frankish Crusaders in 1204 was perhaps a more serious blow; but it was followed by an impressive late flowering of Byzantine art under the Paleologus dynasty. Byzantine Art Mosaic Byzantine achievements in mosaic decoration brought this art to an unprecedented level of monumentality and expressive power. Mosaics were applied to the domes, half-domes, and other available surfaces of Byzantine churches in an established hierarchical order. The center of the dome was reserved for the representation of the Pantocrator, or Jesus as the ruler of the universe, whereas other sacred personages occupied lower spaces in descending order of importance.

126. Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly . FEATURE . Church Architecture . November 17, 2000
     Church architect Duncan Stroik has problems with the new style. Stroik DUNCANSTROIK (Church architect) It tends to focus on the assembly, that the church  
     http://www.pbs.org/wnet/religionandethics/week412/feature.html
     
     Extractions: November 17, 2000 Episode no. 412 Current Stories Military Chaplains' Hurricane Relief Efforts United Nations Millennium Development Conservative Christian Law Schools Headlines: This Week in Religion News The National Conference of Catholic Bishops have approved the first national guideline for church art and architecture. Titled "Built of Living Stones," the document advises parishes, priests, and architects on appropriate church styles, which reflect solid theological foundations. Correspondent Deryl Davis takes a look at the new guidelines that require prominent placement of the tabernacle (a receptacle for the consecrated elements of the Eucharist) and baptismal font. He also talks to Archbishop Oscar H. Lipscomb, chair of the Bishops' Committee on Liturgy and Duncan Stroik, editor of SACRED ARCHITECTURE MAGAZINE and associate professor of architecture at the University of Notre Dame.

127. Thomas Becket - Earthlore Explorations Gothic Era Foundation Stone Of Learning
     Unable to bear with certain offenses to the church, which had arisen in his absence Gothic Content Directory Foundation Stone Romanesque architecture  
     http://www.elore.com/Gothic/Learning/becket.htm

128. Church Architecture Construction Acoustics And Sound System Tips
     Home pages for information on Church Sound Systems, Church PA and Church Acoustics.  
     http://www.jdbsound.com/work/art512.html
     
     Extractions: Here are the most common mistakes churches make with their sound systems, acoustics, new church buildings and church renovations. This list is not going to tell you how to live with them or how to fix them. For that you should get expert help. If your sound system designer (who should be an "expert") doesn't respond to these problems, then don't be surprised if your new sound system, acoustics or new church doesn't sound good. The author of this article can not be held accountable for mistakes your church made. The author is able to fix all of these problems.. Do not design a church that's square. It's the worst shape. Excess sound storage, standing waves, excess noise from early and late reflections are just some of the problems. If you do design a square church, put the platform in the corner. This is better, but there is no acoustical, sound or architectural reason to build such a space in the first place. You can make such a room speech and music friendly, but that's about all you can do with them.

129. SCR: Revival Afoot--Sacred Architecture
     enthusiasts are making waves on the church architecture scene. the richhistory and patrimony of church architecture and building traditions.  
     http://www.aquinas-multimedia.com/catherine/revival.html
     
     Extractions: (May/June 2000) BY MICHAEL S. ROSE National Catholic Reporter (NCR) the liturgical modernists who have had a death grip on both the liturgy and the design of Catholic churches seem to be distressed at the growing movement of young architects who are embracing the rich history and patrimony of church architecture and building traditions. Porticos, bell towers, colonnades, vaulting, stained glass, baldachinos, prominent tabernacles, wooden pews, kneelers, statues, murals, crucifixes, and devotional shrines are some of the common traditional elements used in the design of their new churches. Writing in the NCR, Michael DeSanctis, associate professor of fine arts at Erie’s Gannon University and traveling LDC, takes Stroik and Smith to task for their desire to rid Catholicism of the barren, uninspiring worship spaces of recent decades. Calling them and their cohort "blatant opportunists," "the stodgiest of antiquarians" "recyclers of architectural fashion," "paranoid and self-righteous Pharisees," DeSanctis condemns the neo-Classicists’ desire to build upon the rock of history and eschew the modernism that has defaced our Catholic architecture for more than three decades.

130. Church Architecture Department Of Lifeway Christian Resources
     Church Architectural Services And Resources, Consultaion, Master Planning, Design,Construction, Documents, Rules Of Thumb, From The Architectural  
     http://www.lifeway.com/churcharchitecture/about.htm
     
     Extractions: About Church Architecture Learn more about the architectural service of the Southern Baptist Convention. Here are a few words about the service, those who make up our team, how we relate to the convention churches, and the tremendous experience we have gained over the years serving churches. Background and Experience

131. Prd-folklore-architecture
     The indigenous tradition which influenced church architecture continued withoutbreak In modern times styles of church architecture from outside have  
     http://www.prd.kerala.gov.in/prd2/art/architec.htm
     
     Extractions: Kerala has made its notable contributions to the science of architecture, both secular and religious. The Tantrasamuchaya, Vastuvidya, Manushyalaya-Chandrika and Silparatna are well-known treatises on the subject. The Manushyalaya Chandrika is a work devoted to domestic architecture. The traditional Kerala house is a quadrangular building called Nalukettu constructed strictly in accordance with the principles of Tachu Sastra (Science of Architecture). It was located in a self contained compound and was specially designed to cater to the needs of the huge tarawads of old under the Marumakkathayam (matrilineal) system. The

132. HyeEtch - Arts & Culture - Architecture P1
     Prechristian architecture in Armenia and the place of the Church. he history ofArmenian architecture is in Armenian architecture as Church architecture  
     http://www.hyeetch.nareg.com.au/culture/arch_p1.html
     
     Extractions: History Architecture Manuscript Paintings ... Art of Book Armenian Architecture By Dr. Dickran Kouymjian Architecture, First of the arts f all the arts, architecture is supreme. For the general public used to visiting museums filled with paintings of compact size easily hung by the hundreds, the priority given to architecture in the art world may seem strange. But buildings are not susceptible to display in museums, when reduced to photos or models, they seem pale next to the immediate beauty of original art works. Thus, architectural monuments are only accessible to the public by distant travel or through specialized books. Art historians have always put architecture in a different category; they have measured the value of monuments by standards other than those appropriate to smaller decorative creations in whatever medium. So, too, in the realm of Armenian art, architecture takes pride of place. It was the first of the arts of Armenia to be seriously studied, and to this day Armenian architecture receives more scholarly attention than all of the other arts combined. The separateness of architecture from the other arts is not due just to size, though certainly the immense mass of any building compared to other works of art is so disproportionate that no real comparison is possible, nor to the labor, in the case of architecture perforce collective, required for its creation. Because buildings are natural vehicles for decoration, they differ from other art objects by often incorporating in themselves the two most important of the other arts: painting and sculpture.

133. The Cranky Professor: Modern Church Architecture In Bolivia. Sorta.
     Modern Church architecture in Bolivia. Sorta. Oh, my goodness! Via Amy WelbornI learn of a surviving genius of Bavarian baroque!  
     http://www.crankyprofessor.com/archives/000084.html
     
     Extractions: Main Oh, my goodness! Via Amy Welborn I learn of a surviving genius of Bavarian baroque! Go look at the slide show before it goes behind the New York Times archive-wall it's great! Fr. Sebastian Obermaier has built about 80 churches in the city of El Alto, Bolivia, and they all look like fun. You couldn't do this in America - building code would stop you - but it would be good to try. A visiting friend said "It's like Ave Maria Grotto, only life size!" I do hope you know what Ave Maria Grotto is. If you don't, you've probably never been to Cullman, AL. Not that many people have been to Cullman . . . . Posted by CrankyProfessor at March 2, 2005 08:11 AM Absolutely beautiful! Posted by: Arthur at March 2, 2005 02:59 PM Name:

134. Historic Trinity Lutheran Church Architecture - Introduction
     architecture. The Church Interpreted This is none other but the House of God,and this is the Gate of Heaven. Whosoever thou art that enterest this church  
     http://www.historictrinity.org/architecture.html
     
     Extractions: The Church Interpreted : "This is none other but the House of God, and this is the Gate of Heaven. Whosoever thou art that enterest this church, leave it not without a prayer to God for thyself, for those who minister, and for those who worship here." Trinity Lutheran Church of Detroit is designed to express the spirit of that paragraph. A "Church" that is indeed, bringing out in each detail the original meaning of the Greek word Kyriakon: The Lord's House. Here also art finds its noblest use in the worship of Almighty God, for His plan of salvation for all mankind is depicted in materials such as glass, wood, metal, and stone. This beautiful stone structure is the third church edifice in over a century of history as the Mother Lutheran Congregation of Missouri Synod churches in Detroit. The building is constructed of vari-colored granite and Indiana limestone, with slate roof and floor, oak woodwork and stained glass. Its style is 16th Century Pier-and-Clerestory Gothic, with a triforium gallery similar to those seen in Old World cathedrals. Follow the links below to learn more intricate details of the architecture of our cathedral.

135. Byzantine Books - Www.byzantinebooks.com
     Form, Style and Meaning in Byzantine Church architecture. Variorum Hans BuchwaldISBN 0860787796 price $142.95 hardcover  
     http://www.storesonline.com/members/byzantinebooks/A0237.html
     
     Extractions: Using detailed analyses of individual buildings as a point of departure, Professor Buchwald here examines various approaches to Byzantine architectural forms, and raises questions concerning the use of stylistic and other forms of analysis. One group of articles focuses on stylistic currents in Asia Minor, including that of the 13th-century Lascarid dynasty, previously unknown. Others explore methods which appear to have been used in the design of Byzantine churches, such as dimensional "rules of thumb", modular and geometric systems of proportion, and the quadratura, hitherto recognized only in Western architecture. The final essays pose further questions: what were the goals and achievements of Byzantine architects, when they transformed older existing buildings? How, and why, did they use stereometric Euclidean geometry? And was there any ultimately Platonic connection? Contents: Preface; Acknowledgements; Part One: Individual Buildings: Saint Sophia, turning point in the development of Byzantine architecture?; The church of St John the Theologian in Alaehir (Philadelphia); Sardis Church E - a preliminary report; Part Two: Architectural Forms in Asia Minor: Notes on the design of aisled basilicas in Asia Minor; Western Asia Minor as a generator of architectural forms in the Byzantine period, provincial back-wash or dynamic center of production?; Lascarid architecture; Part Three: Questions of Style and Meaning: The concept of style in Byzantine architecture; Retrofit - hallmark of Byzantine architecture?; The first Byzantine architectural style: evolution or revolution?; Criteria for the evaluation of transitional Byzantine architecture; The geometry of Middle Byzantine Churches and some possible implications; Index.

136. An Introduction To Manitoba Church Architecture
     From a wealth of examples of UkrainianCanadian church architecture we shallmention only a few. St. Elias Ukrainian Orthodox, Sirko, south of Highway 12  
     http://www.mhs.mb.ca/docs/features/ruralchurches/index.shtml
     
     Extractions: All Saints Victoria Frelsis Lutheran Brandon Hills United St. John Baptist Ukrainian Catholic From the middle of the 1840s until the end of the 1870s a series of Anglican churches was built in an arc extending from the northeast near Lake Winnipeg to the southwest near Poplar Point. The surviving structures are among the most historic in Manitoba. St. Peter Dynevor located a few kilometers north of East Selkirk off Provincial Road 508. St. Clement's Mapleton, located off Highway 9 just south of Selkirk. St. Andrews-on-the-Red located on River Road north of Winnipeg. St. Paul's, known as Middlechurch and located off Highway 9 just north of the Perimeter Highway. St. James located along the Assiniboine River in the cemetery across from Polo Park. St. Anne's, the farthest west, located off Highway 26 near the village of Poplar Point.

137. Radio National - Saturday Breakfast With Geraldine Doogue 26/03/2005
     But the reality of contemporary church architecture paints a very So on thisEaster weekend we look at contemporary church architecture and how it  
     http://www.abc.net.au/rn/talks/saturday/stories/s1330635.htm
     
     Extractions: So on this Easter weekend we look at contemporary church architecture and how it reflects the changing nature of Christianity in Australia. Geraldine Doogue: And seeing we’re supposed to be enjoying breakfast together on this day when we’re supposed to be, allegedly, in a slightly more lofty tone, I’d like you to close your eyes for just a moment, and try to visualise the outside of a church. Now what do you see? A cross, crowning a steeply pitched roof, a steeple? I’m sure you see stained-glass windows. Well together, these architectural elements form the stereotypical image that we’ve come to associate with the Christian church. But the reality of contemporary church architecture paints a very different picture. In fact you can easily walk by a modern church without realising it’s a church at all. So to discuss today’s church architecture, and how it reflects the changing nature of Christianity in Australia, I’m joined now by two architects who have designed churches in recent years in Australia.

138. Churches
     The summary for this English page contains characters that cannot be correctly displayed in this language/character set.  
     http://www.belaoc.com/pictures/smallchurch/churchies.htm

139. Holy Pittsburgh
     Ukranian Church architecture and pirohy. St. John the Baptist Ukranian CatholicChurch on the South Side was built in 1895 with three Byzantine domes.  
     http://www.wqed.org/erc/pghist/logs/holypgh.shtml
     
     Extractions: Time Begin/Cue Content Connections Intro Beulah Church, one of the oldest churches in the city, is located in Churchill, which is named after this "Church on a hill." The red brick built in 1838 is the third built on this site. The church now meets in a newer building built in the 1960s. Creating Community Western PA History Bridges and Buildings Blue domes St. John the Baptist Ukranian Catholic Church on the South Side was built in 1895 with three Byzantine domes. It was enlarged years with five more domes a reminder of home to the immigrants who worked in the mills. To build the church, parishioners sacrificed things for their own homes. It is now famous for perogie (Pyrohy in Ukranian), dumplings filled with cottage cheese, potato, mixed or sauerkraut. They make and sell thousands in a week to earn money to maintain the church. Creating Community Bridges and Buildings Western PA History Rivers and Valleys ... Having Fun Early painting of the Point In the late 18 th Century, three congregations were established near the Point when the land near Fort Pitt became the borough of Pittsburgh. They are often called the Penn's Grant Churches because the land was granted to them forever by the nephews of William Penn.

140. E Church Business Resource Directory - Resources
     Crosspointe Architects, Inc. (158 hits) Church architecture firm offering customarchitecture, a large catalog of prototype church designs, and complete  
     http://echurchbusiness.com/resources.php?a=lc&lid=1

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