Is There a Sacred Architecture?
Originality and Tradition
Chapel Design Reflects College’s Mission
Duncan Stroik receives Tucker Award from the Building Stone Institute
Catholic University of America sponsors its first Church Architecture Symposium
Duncan Stroik gives Hesburgh Lecture at Sacred Heart University
Construction Blog at Saint Joseph Cathedral
Benedict XVI Calls Artists Back to Dialogue
Saint Mary Parish, Norwalk: Project Will Restore Historic Church
Two Experts Discuss Lighting in Sacred Spaces
Beauty as Expanded Reason: The Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe
Church Construction Reaches ‘Milestone’
The Roots of Modernist Church Architecture
The Church as Patroness of Sacred Buildings
Advice to Priests on Sacred Architecture [pdf]
Modernism Triumphs in the Eternal City
The Church as a Sacred Place [pdf]
10 Myths of Contemporary Church Architecture
Modernist Church Architecture [pdf]
The Classical Moment [pdf]
Sacred Architecture Journal
Devoted exclusively to issues of church architecture from an orthodox Catholic perspective, Sacred Architecture is edited by Duncan Stroik, a professor of architecture at University of Notre Dame. This journal is the most recent contribution to the ongoing movement for liturgical renewal.
Annual subscriptions to Sacred Architecture are $9.50 (outside the US, add $4). Individual issues are available for $6/each.
Order online.
