Jesuits Residence, in Munichi - Germany
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https://doi.org/10.3989/ic.1971.v23.i227.3411Abstract
This new residence and publishing office includes 19 sleeping cells for the priests, a chapel, a large library and reading room and space for 160 000 volumes, a refectory, 4 editing rooms, a guests dining room, a porter's flat, four bedrooms for nuns, living rooms for priests and nuns, and reception room for visitors. The basic concept of this design is the individual cell, consisting of an office-cum-bedroom, the bed being separated by a curtain, and including a small bathroom. These cells are very suitable for quiet work and meditation. The total project is planned on an hexagonal reticular module, and the basic material is untreated concrete.
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