Sigurd Lewerentz : Pure Aesthetics: St Mark's Church, Hardcover by Björkquist...

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Number of Pages: 352 Pages Type: Textbook Item Length: 10.8 in Language: English Item Height: 1.8 in Book Title: Sigurd Lewerentz : Pure Aesthetics: St Mark's Church Subject: Individual Architects & Firms / Monographs, Buildings / Religious, General height: 1.8 in Author: Sébastien Corbari Item Width: 8 in Format: Hardcover ISBN: 9783038602439 Item Weight: 52.1 Oz Publication Name: Sigurd Lewerentz--Pure Aesthetics : St Mark's Church, 1956-1963 Publisher: PARK Books width: 8 in Subject Area: Architecture Publication Year: 2021

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Sigurd Lewerentz : Pure Aesthetics: St Mark's Church, Hardcover by Björkquist.... But unlike Lewerentz’s other famous church, St Peter’s in Klippan, no book has been published to date that constitutes a fitting tribute to this masterpiece of brick brutalism. This opulent new building monograph now fills this gap. Sigurd Lewerentz : Pure Aesthetics: St Mark's Church, Hardcover by Björkquist, Karin (INT); Corbari, Sébastien (INT); Berg, Maria Aron; Bates, Stephen; Hall, Matthew, ISBN 3038602434, ISBN-13 9783038602439, Brand New, Free shipping in the US An atmospheric masterpiece of modern religious architecture: Sigurd Lewerentz’s Markuskyrkan (St Mark’s Church) in Stockholm’s Björkhagen district. St Mark’s Church in Björkhagen, one of Stockholm’s southern districts, is one of Sigurd Lewerentz’s (1885–1975) key designs. But unlike Lewerentz’s other famous church, St Peter’s in Klippan, no book has been published to date that constitutes a fitting tribute to this masterpiece of brick brutalism. This opulent new building monograph now fills this gap. Some two hundred new color photographs and explanatory plans, alongside essays by distinguished authorities on Lewerentz’s architecture, turn this book into a visual feast. It demonstrates the exquisitely atmospheric St Mark’s Church both as a stand-alone object and in the context of its surrounding urban landscape. Moreover, it picks out many details, such as the floor coverings, furnishings, lamps, banisters, the altar, and other liturgical features. The essays explore aspects of materiality and topics such as the church’s special acoustics and atmosphere in an attempt to reveal the secret of Sigurd Lewerentz’s church designs.