Holy Trinity Church In Vienna, Austria
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https://doi.org/10.3989/ic.1979.v32.i310.2475Abstract
The profession of the designer of the Holy Trinity Church is clearly reflected ¡n this work, one of the most interesting Austrian religious buildings. His Sculptor trade does not impose on him any technical or social condition, but rather, affords him the necessary freedom to search for religious feeling through the most varied means and media. Thus, using 152 blocks of different sizes and shapes, he constructs a diversified sculptoric volume where the parochial facilities and the church proper are housed. These blocks, alternating with glazed surfaces, help to create inside a feeling of quiet seclusion so necessary in this type of buildings.
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