I think there has been a shift in the thinking about the architecture of holy spaces. Where once the idea was to “shut the world out” now there is frequently the desire to bring nature into the space. It’s an interesting shift that tells us something about both the past and the present.
I think there has been a shift in the thinking about the architecture of holy spaces. Where once the idea was to “shut the world out” now there is frequently the desire to bring nature into the space. It’s an interesting shift that tells us something about both the past and the present.
I think there has been a shift in the thinking about the architecture of holy spaces. Where once the idea was to “shut the world out” now there is frequently the desire to bring nature into the space. It’s an interesting shift that tells us something about both the past and the present.