41. Russian Empire In Photographs <- All-photo.ru Beautiful photographs representing Russian regions, state institutions, churches, architecture, monuments, families. http://all-photo.ru/empire/index.en.html

<- all-photo.ru Russian Other collections:: The Loganberry Gallery Photo Art. Boris Busygin Others >>> Gallery: Search Pages: ( Main page of all-photo.ru Index About Russian Empire in photographs Russian regions State Institutions Public-Service and Class Institutions Army. Navy. Wars. ... www@all-photo.ru

42. Church Architecture TCRNews2.com though seen as having opposing views on architecture, were both great patrons and builders. The Society of Jesus built hundreds of churches, schools, and http://www.tcrnews2.com/genreno.html

Forgotten Stones. A Guided Tour of the Places of Liturgy by Sandro Magister L’espresso An unusual book gives new voice and meaning to the Church’s architectural patrimony – to fight the risk that it will be forgotten ROMA – In the apostolic exhortation “Ecclesia in Europa” released June 28, John Paul II wrote, among other things, in paragraph 70: “Certain signs point to a weakening in the sense of mystery in the very liturgical celebrations which should be fostering that sense. It is, therefore, urgent that the authentic sense of the liturgy be revived in the Church.” This warning strikes at a true critical point. The forgetting of self, of Christian identity, which the pope attributes to Europe, has a corollary in the Church. It is the inability to read, understand and live the material places in which the Church celebrates its own rites. Church buildings are the heart of liturgical space. On the level of certain modern constructions that are mere senseless cubatures, even ancient churches suffer a sensational lack of understanding. Liturgical space is experienced indifferently, as an occasional shell: It no longer inspires enchantment, it doesn’t aid prayer, and it doesn’t let the celebration’s significance shine through. And so today’s Christians squander the extraordinary symbolic patrimony that tradition has handed on to them.

43. The Wooden Churches Of Maramures, Architecture And Dendrochronology Northern Rom architecture and dendrochronology in Northern Romania. http://www.geol.lu.se/personal/ore/MARAMURES/MARAMURES.XTM

A new tree-ring dating project in Dendrochronology The Wooden Churches of Maramures, Northern Romania a research project at Lund University, Sweden General about Maramures The wooden churches About the project Fieldwork ... The laboratory of Wood anatomy and dendrochronology Page maintained by Olafur Eggertsson

44. EARLIER ARCHITECTURE IN VIENNA A short history, maps and photographs of palaces and churches by Octavian Ciupitu, PhD student of the Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm, Sweden. http://www.arch.kth.se/hemsidor/otherhome/octavianhome/Austria/vienna.html

EARLIER ARCHITECTURE IN AUSTRIA Earlier Architecture in VIENNA About Vienna Please use the Back arrow on the Toolbar of your brewser to came back to this screen!) A Short History of Vienna Pictures The Map of the City of Vienna in 1870s The Map of the City of Vienna in 1990s: Places of Interest Palaces Hofburg Churches Stephansdom (St. Stephen's Cathedral) (1100s, 1300-1510) North view North tower Master Anton Pilgram Dominikanerkirche Front view The vault Karlskirche (St. Carlo Borromeo's Church) (1716-37) Plan Front view Inside view The dome Squares Sensitive Map AWARDS: Anne-Marie CIUPITU Made up: August 25, 1995. Latest modified: August 24, 1999. The Department of Architecture and Town Planning at the Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm, Sweden The Division of Design Methodology Octavian CIUPITU (octavian@arch.kth.se) From here you may go to the following screens: EARLIER ARCHITECTURE IN AUSTRIA

45. Churches, Architecture, Monuments, DERBY, DERBYSHIRE, ENGLAND churches OF DERBY and DERBYSHIRE. This panel leads to larger images and further details of each church where available. Methodist http://www.derbycity.com/derby2/churches.html

CHURCHES OF DERBY and DERBYSHIRE This panel leads to larger images and further details of each church where available. Methodist Church Littleover St Mary the Virgin Weston on Trent St John the Evangelist Mickleover St Giles Normanton St Giles Matlock First Church of Christ, Scientist Central United Reformed Church Community Church Derby Osmaston Road Baptist Church ... Mickleover Methodist If you want your local church included in this panel then please send me a photograph, a potted history or guide sheet, service times and any welcome message you wish. Derby Index

46. Historic Laurens County Online Very short biography of the county with pictures of historic sites and architecture. http://www.laurenscounty.org/history/index.html

The General Assembly passed an act on March 12, 1785, whereby 6 counties were to be established out of the old Ninety-Six District. Laurens County was one of those counties. You may begin your historic walk by clicking on one of the three subject areas below, or jump directly to any of the specific locations. Click here to read more about historic Laurens or contact the Chamber for information on available tours. Belfast House Dunklin House Ferguson House Kell House ... Back to Laurens County Home Page

47. Church Architecture In Belarus Gothic forms prevailed in architecture. Alongside the fourturreted fortress-type churches, there were also several church buildings without turrets, dating http://archives.gov.by/ekultz/eSpravzod.htm

Church Architecture in Belarus List of fonds Heathen temples already existed in pre-Christian architecture which were typical of Pagan culture - flat sites with idols, surrounded by a fence and sickle-shaped ditches with fires burning in them. However, the rise of Christianity, coupled with the rapid development of towns and cities, stimulated the formation of new trends in architecture. A new type of building appeared - a stone, cross-shaped temple crowned by domes , built of flat, square bricks - plinths. During the Tenth & Eleventh centuries, the temples in Belarus were, for the most part, being built by master craftsmen imported from Byzantium. The Cathedral of St. Sophia in Polotsk, built between 1044 and 1066, can be considered the earliest of the important churches built in modern Belarus. It was constructed with plinths, according to the so-called "concealed" brickwork technique. This cathedral founded the main principles of the local traditional school, manifested in the central-pyramid composition. Probably these principles followed the influence of local building practice, which had already been formed by the traditional, wooden, folk architecture. In the Twelvth Century, the original

48. Le Vertige Divin The late JacquesEdouard Berger described this exuberantly ornate style in art and architecture, and picked out six Bavarian churches as outstanding examples. http://www.bergerfoundation.ch/Vertige/english/

49. BBC - Religion & Ethics - Church Glossary Printable version of this page, Glossary of Church architecture. APSE The rounded East end of a church. Glossary of Church architecture. The Cathedrals of Britain. http://www.bbc.co.uk/religion/religions/christianity/features/churches/glossary.

@import url('/includes/tbenh.css') ; Home TV Radio Talk ... A-Z Index TUESDAY 8th June 2004 Text only BBC Homepage Religions Christianity ... Help Like this page? Send it to a friend! Christianity Features Churches ... Printable version of this page Glossary of Church Architecture APSE The rounded East end of a church. Most often found in orthodox churches. ALTAR A raised flat surface like a table. It is used for key religious rituals, such as the Eucharist. Originally altars were used for offerings or sacrifices to gods. In many churches the altar will have a "frontal" cloth in the appropriate colour for the time of year, which may be richly decorated. BALDACHINO You won't find many of these in Britain. It's a heavy canopy over the altar. Westminster Cathedral, and St Peter's in Rome both have good examples. BAY Traditional churches are divided into bays by pillars. BELFRY The part of the church where the Church Bells operate. It may be divided into a Bell-Chamber, where the bells are hung, and the Ringing-chamber, the room where the bell-ringers go to ring the bells. BOSS Or "ceiling boss". A knob projecting from the ceiling of a church where the supporting arches of the roof meet. Often richly decorated or painted.

50. Charlotte NC Architect - Miller Architecture Charlotte firm specializes in residential and architectural interiors, including homes, estates, churches, multifaimily and millwork design. http://www.millerarchitecture.com/

Architecture Architectural Interiors Kitchens Dining Rooms Miller Architecture is a full service Architectural Firm in Charlotte NC licensed in several East Coast states. We specialize in striking Picturesque and Traditional designs for Clients who want assurance that their home/project will be delightful, well proportioned and detailed to last. Stairs Baths Welcome to our Residential Web Site. It includes the first examples of our Custom Home, Architectural Interiors and Multi-Family Design. We would appreciate your feedback. Please visit our Guest Book and let us know your impressions. Porches Millwork Design Thank you, Tony F. Miller, AIA Member: American Institute of Architects Click on Photos for Additional V i ews Under Construction On The Computer Screen

51. Church Architecture Church architecture. Background. This page shows photographs of churches that I have visited on my travels. Cambridgeshire. P20029060001 http://www.cus.org.uk/~discjirm/General/Churches/

Church Architecture Background This page shows photographs of churches that I have visited on my travels. Cambridgeshire P20029060001 St Mary the Virgin Church, Linton. P20029060002 St Mary the Virgin Church, Linton. P20029060003 St Mary the Virgin Church, Linton. P20029060016 The Church of the Holy Trinity, Balsham. P20029060017 The Church of the Holy Trinity, Balsham. P20029060018 The elaborate font cover on the font at Blasham Church. P20029060019 A view of Balsham Church. P20029060020 The pulpit of Balsham Church. P20029060021 Details of the font cover at Balsham Church. P20029060022 Details of the font cover at Balsham Church. P20029020001 Prickwillow Church. P20029020020 Isleham church. P20029020021 Isleham Church. P20029020022 The Lych Gate leading to Isleham Church. P20029020023 Isleham Church. P20029020033 The tower of St Margaret's Church, Chippenham. P20029020039 St Peter's Church, Snailwell. P20029020040 St Peter's Church, Snailwell. P20029020041 St Peter's Church, Snailwell. P20027170008 Sutton-in-the-Isle church. P20027170018 The church in Chatteris.

52. Built In Buffalo A guide to researching houses, churches, theaters, factories, and commercial buildings in Buffalo, NY. http://www.buffnet.net/~allemand/arch.html

Built in Buffalo How to Research Local Architecture Cynthia Van Ness, MLS has been moved to: http://www.buffaloresearch.com/built.html Please update your bookmarks and links. Thank you! February 2, 2003

53. Alley : Poyner Architecture Nebraska firm focused on commercial, institutional, cultural and churches. Includes profile, contacts and portfolio. http://www.alleypoyner.com

Alley Poyner Events.... Preparations are underway for the Ride For Hope . The transcontinental bicycle trek will cover 3700 miles from Astoria, Oregon (May 31) to Portsmouth, New Hampshire (July 25). Alley Poyner principal Michael Alley and his family have spearheaded this trip in a desire to raise money for The Hope Center , which provides safe refuge, education, recreation, and life skills training to inner city youth in North Omaha. The groundbreaking for the new skating rink took place on December 23rd. The Hope Center also celebrated their 5th anniversary on January 20th. The groundbreaking for First Christian Church in Council Bluffs will take place on April 25th. Alley Poyner continues to immerse itself in other church projects, with seven church renovations and additions at the moment. Since our beginning in 1987, Alley Poyner has completed over 40 church projects and has always been involved with at least one church at any given time. Our insightful view towards creating spaces that reflect the needs and values of the church and congregation have led us to the design of several church facilities.

54. Material History Of American Religion Project--The Built Environment Of American we now know considerably more abut barns, bridges and bungalows than we do about churches of the folk. However, Vernacular architecture Newsletter, published http://www.materialreligion.org/journal/archbiblio.html

Material History of American Religion Project The Built Environment of American Religion: The State of the Art Peter W. Williams Until recently, the study of America's religious architecture and landscape was something that had largely fallen through the cracks of academe. The main problem is that such a study requires interdisciplinary (or multidisciplinary) competencies and interests that not many people have heretofore possessed. (I discuss this further in an autobiographical context in "Interpreting America's Religious Landscape and Architecture" in Chronicle of Higher Education 43:46 (7/25/97), B8-B9). The scholarly slot where such investigations might best be expected to flourish is American Studies, which unfortunately, as the ASA's annual programs demonstrate, has not exactly been a hotbed of ferment in religious studies. This may be changing, however, as will be evident in passing in what follows, as doctoral students at a variety of institutions are pursuing themes of religious building. For a quick survey of available literature, we might divide it up as follows:

55. Home Page Jan Dickler and John Hauser provide an illustrated guide with bibliography and teacher resources. They cover architectural styles, public buildings, churches and houses. http://imls-train.cis.drexel.edu/bucks2/

Doylestown Architecture Home Welcome to Doylestown Architecture: Opening the door to Doylestown We love Doylestown, and we hope you enjoy our view of some of the town's historic architecture. This website was designed with high school students, and their teachers, in mind. We've provided the sort of information students look for when they begin to study their built environment. We have also included a page for teachers who want to study architecture in their classrooms, including suggested resources for them to help their students evaluate the information they find online. This site was developed by librarians, and we encourage you to consult books as well as online sources for this and any other subject. Therefore, you'll find a list of books, as well as links, on each of our pages. While we seek to inform students and others about various styles and periods of American architecture, we have determined that providing a glossary of architectural terms is beyond the scope of this project. Go to one of the architectural sites for which we have provided links, such as

56. Lancashire Churches - Links A small selection of interesting and useful links about church architecture. Church Crawler Phil Draper s ongoing celebration of church architecture. http://www.lancashirechurches.co.uk/links.htm

Lancashire Churches A small selection of interesting and useful links about church architecture. Lancashire Churches The Mystery Surrounding St Chad's Parish Church - detective work in Poulton le Fylde! http://freespace.virgin.net/mc.storey/ stchadpoulton.html John Burke's Heysham - an illustrated history of St Peter's Church and St Patrick's Chapel. http://www.bispham2.freeserve.co.uk/heysham - the church website has a good history with photographs. http://www.priory.lancs.ac.uk/ St George the Martyr, Preston - information and pictures of a little known church. http://www.ronw25013.pwp. blueyonder.co.uk/st_george.htm St Mary, Deane, Bolton - a "a village church still, and a proud one": Pevsner. http://mysite.freeserve.com/deaneparish

57. About Bristol, England, UK - History, Architecture, Churches, Statues, Landmarks Pictorial tours of the old city, the city centre, historic churches, architecture, and maritime connections. http://www.about-bristol.co.uk/

A Tour of Bristol About Bristol is a series of pictorial tours designed to show both well-known and lesser-known aspects of Bristol, and to provide a few facts about this historic English city and county. About Bristol's photographic tours include the old city, the city centre, historic churches, architecture, and Bristol's maritime connections. There are Landmarks familiar to Bristol's visitors and objects easily missed, and Bristol Suburbs helps to place the ancient port within its modern context. A few of Bristol's better-known residents and benefactors are listed under Famous. Others appear in the Statuary section amidst more decorative or commemorative sculpture. Our Bristol Events offers a brief insight into Bristol's rich annual array of pageantry, festivals, fiestas and community activities. About Bristol is a pictorial tour with facts of the historic English city and county Bristol, UK. Tours include the old and new city, statuary, sculpture, historic churches, landmarks, Bristol Suburbs and the ancient port. Subjects include: Bristol, England, Great Britain, UK tourism pictures, tours, history, architecture, churches, buildings, landmarks, old English city, port, statues, sculpture, historic cathedral, Bristol suburbs, Clifton suspension bridge, castle, port, docks, river Avon, Frome, Brunel, Cabot, university Wills. South west city and county adjacent to Somerset, Gloucestershire, River Severn.

58. Lancashire Churches - Good Books architecture in Britain and Ireland An excellent guide to preRenaissance buildings in the British Isles, with a strong bias to churches. http://www.lancashirechurches.co.uk/recomm.htm

Lancashire Churches From Amazon - recommended books about church architecture Lancashire : 2 the Rural North (The... Pevsner's essential North Lancashire book is currently available in two editions. The first is from Penguin Books, the second from Yale University Press. The books appear to be identical. The Yale edition is cheaper and quicker to order. North Lancashire Lancashire - South Pevsner's essential South Lancashire book is currently available in two editions. The first is from Penguin Books, the second from Yale University Press. The books appear to be identical. The Yale edition is cheaper and quicker to order. South Lancashire England's Thousand Best Churches This county-by-county guide looks at what Simon Jenkins considers to be the best 1000 churches. It is readable, well illustrated from the "Country Life" photographic archive, and is a very popular book. Discovering Church Architecture This slim volume from the Shire series is a useful guide for anyone wanting to know more about the subject. It takes the reader through the basic information about architecture and liturgy that can enrich a visit to a church.

59. MONUMENTS OF CHURCH ARCHITECTURE IN THE TOTMA REGION William C. Brumfield Totma has long attracted the attention of travelers and scholars, and the architecture of the town s eighteenthcentury architecture churches has been http://friends.pomorsu.ru/Brumfield/epregalery2.html

MONUMENTS OF CHURCH ARCHITECTURE IN THE TOTMA REGION William C. Brumfield There are many settlements in the Russian north whose architectural monuments reflect an earlier period of economic prosperity and strategic importance that has since decreased, or vanished altogether: Belozersk, Kargopol, Velikii Ustiug, Solvychegodsk. Among these treasures of the north, Totma must rank as one of the most distinctive to the modern visitor. Located on the Sukhona River midway between Vologda and Velikii Ustiug, Totma is a small town of some 10,000 souls, and yet from its midst there rise some of the most dramatic forms of church architecture to be found anywhere in the north. Even before arriving in Totma, there are examples of impressive architecture in the surrounding countryside, such as the late eighteenth-century Church of the Resurrection in the village of Tsareva. Now empty and percariously perched on a high bank above the Tsareva river, it still retains its imposing neoclassical form. ( Photo 1 Whether one approaches Totma by road over the rolling fields and forests to the west or from the wide valley of the Sukhona River, the appearance of these tall spires on the landscape calls forth a sense of wonder. I have traveled to Totma on sultry summer mornings, when the apparition of its churches shimmers above the surrounding fields. But I have found Totma most remarkable in the winter, for example on a bitterly cold (-30 degrees Centigrade), sunny day in early January 1997, when the church towers reached above the plumes of ice haze and smoke from hundreds of snow-draped wooden houses. (

60. _ _ COP NET COPTIC CHURCHES IN OLD CAIRO Old Cairo, Masr El Unfortunately, such haphazardly adapted churches bear little (if any) resemblance to the structure and architecture of the ancient churches of Egypt. http://pharos.bu.edu/cn/articles/OldCairoCopticChurches.txt

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