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Kuba Snopek lengyel építész, kutató előadása a The Architecture of the VII Day című kutatási projektről a Collegium Hungaricum Berlin és a Translations of Modernism kollektíva konferenciáján, Berlin, 2016. április 28-29.
A projekt azt vizsgálja, hogyan és miért épülhetett az 1980-as Lengyelországában elképesztő mennyiségű katolikus templom hivatalos engedély nélkül.
További videók itt.
Church of the Divine Providence in Wroclaw, Poland. Nowadays, under construction of climbing wall to let people climb to the God.
Church of Our Lady Queen of Peace in Elbląg, Poland. Parishioners call it Barad-dûr, guesss why. © Igor Snopek
Church of Saint Adalbert of Prague in Częstochowa, Poland. After a lot of effort, the authorities gave permission for the construction of the church in the place of a garbage dump, under the circumstances of using the steel skeleton in the project. © Kuba Snopek
Church of Saint Eudviges the Queen in Cracow, Poland. Parishioners didn't like the fact, that church was being built out of concrete. To show their lack of approval, they were, for example, traveling by bus next to the church. © Romuald Loegler
