The symbolism in Miguel Fisac's churches

Authors

  • F. Garcí­a

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.3989/ic.2006.v58.i503.377

Keywords:

religious architecture, symbolism, transcedence, rites

Abstract


Fisac, counter to the opinion of many, distinguished religious from any other form of architecture: Catholic temples are characterized by specific requirements.
Religious architecture unites the material and the spiritual, forms and rites. It constitutes symbolarchitecture, in which the building itself conveys a precise, comprehensible and transcendental message.

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References

(1) Ruiz Cabrero, G., “Soledad y fama de Fisac”, Arquitectura, 24 (1983).

(2) Camón Aznar, J., “Un conjunto monumental”, ABC, 12-10-1946.

(3) Fisac, M., “Algunas consideraciones sobre el espacio arquitectónico sagrado”, Atlántida, 29-30 (1967), p. 527 ss.

(4) Fisac, M., “Problemas de la arquitectura religiosa actual”, Arquitectura, 4 (1959).

(5) Fisac, M., “Buscando un nuevo arte sacro”, Trahe Nos, 12 (1957), Madrid.

(6) Fisac, M., art. cit., Atlántida, p. 527-530.

(7) Fisac, M., art. cit., Atlántida, p. 529-530.

(8) Fisac, M., art. cit., Trahe Nos.

(9) González Amézqueta, A., Hogar y Arquitectura, marzo-abril (1965), p. 50 ss.

(10) Fisac, M., “Notas sobre mi arquitectura religiosa”, Hogar y Arquitectura, marzo-abril (1965), p. 47.

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Published

2006-09-30

How to Cite

Garcí­a, F. (2006). The symbolism in Miguel Fisac’s churches. Informes De La Construcción, 58(503), 19–32. https://doi.org/10.3989/ic.2006.v58.i503.377

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