Church in Austria
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https://doi.org/10.3989/ic.1976.v29.i285.2714Abstract
The church ¡s a clear example of the evolution of architectural forms in this type of buildings, a result of the ideas borne out of the new religious tendencies. The plan form develops in a spiral, starting at tile entrance and forming the highest point in the centre of the church. The design clearly expresses the idea behind the project: «a spiral towards God». The structure is of metal, 33 m high, 33 m in diameter. The exterior facing is of white marble and the building is provided with modern installations as well as with adjoining premisos for complementary religious activities.
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