Chapel at the Grandson Tuileries in Switzerland
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https://doi.org/10.3989/ic.1968.v20.i197.3937Abstract
In designing this church the architect sought to attain a high measure of symbolic expressionism. The central point of the interior composition is the cross, which is luminous externally and internally, by day and by night. The lighting of this church as been most carefully studied as a decoration motiv, and the building materials utilised are very simple and of great formal and plastic sincerity.
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