No. 14 (2024): The Churches and the City. European Experiences Between the 1950s and the 1960s

DOI: https://doi.org/10.6092/issn.2611-0075/v7-n14-2024

Published: 2025-04-16

Full Issue

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• Editorial

  9-12

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• The Church in the Camouflage of Mass Housing Construction. The Ecumenical Centre of Scharnhorst-Ost in Dortmund

  Anna Kloke

  100-118

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• Brutalist Practice in 1960’s Berlin Churches: Experimental Interior Spaces

  Özlem Balcı Öztürk, Oya Şenyurt

  119-135

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• Parish Churches and Public Space in Barcelona: A Catalan Experience During the 1950s and 1960s

  Alba Arboix-Alió, Josep Maria Pons-Poblet

  136-165

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• Multifunctionality and Ecumenism in Post-War British Church Architecture: Two Projects by Martin Purdy

  Lorenzo Grieco

  189-206

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• Beyond the Pale: Reading the White Interior in Contemporary Church Refurbishments

  Kate Jordan

  207-217

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• Constructing a Modern Image. The Representation of Post-War Churches in Belgian Periodicals (1955-1970)

  Chiara Kuijpers, Femke Van der Meulen, Sven Sterken, Stephanie Van de Voorde

  218-247

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• Sacred Architecture in Italian Magazines, 1950-1970

  Laura Lazzaroni

  248-290

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• Adriano, the Church, and the City. Olivetti and the Religious Architectural Patronage between 1950s and 1960s in Ivrea

  Martina Ulbar, Giorgio Nepote Vesin

  345-375

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• Urban Projects and Religious Architecture in Post-War Cagliari: the Sant'Elia Village and its Church (1951-1956)

  Stefano Mais

  376-404

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• Carlo Boccianti's Churches from the Maremma to the Fucino: not just Houses for the Farmers but Something Strĕnŭus

  Patrizia Montuori

  405-425

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• Untopical Modernity in Neighbourhood Churches by Marcello Canino

  Riccardo Serraglio

  426-452

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• The Shell of Faith in the City. The Ecclesiastical Architecture of Gio Ponti

  Angeliki Bara

  453-469

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• Churches by Enzo Fortuna (1921-1979) in Eastern Sicily between 1955 and 1970: Design Processes, Influences and Outcomes

  Rosa Maria Marta Caruso

  470-487

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Miscellanea

• A Banned Book and two Articles. The Individual and the Collective at Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (1955–1959)

  Nicholas Adams

  516-530

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Invited Papers

• Between Liturgical Reform and Social Commitment: a Historiographic Profile of Policies for the Ecclesiastical Infrastructure of Italian Cities in the Post-War Period

  Andrea Longhi

  13-38

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• Religious Architecture and Urbanism in Vigo During José Delicado Baeza’s Episcopate (1969-1975)

  Esteban Fernández-Cobián, Marta Vilas Rodríguez

  39-62

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• MRAR – The Portuguese “Religious Art Renovation Movement” (1954-1969) and the Changes in the 20th Century Religious Architecture in Portugal

  João Alves da Cunha

  63-77

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• A Curious Competition for a Protestant Church in the Netherlands

  Herman van Bergeijk

  78-99

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• Fernando Távora: Churches and Modernity in Portugal

  João Luís Marques

  166-188

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• Giacomo Lercaro, an Architect among Architects? The Scientific Planning of the “Seconda Bologna” between the 1950s and 1960s.

  Giovanni Bellucci

  291-319

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• Selective Participation: Alvar and Elissa Aalto’s Sacred Architecture in Riola di Vergato

  Sofia Singler

  320-344

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Visual

• Ordinary and Extraordinary. The Experience of Parrish Complex in Dresano

  Giovanni Multari

  488-515

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Errata & Corrigenda

• Erratum to “The Possibility of an Island: Cold War Berlin as Charged Void, Landscape, and Mirage”

  Ioanna Angelidou

  531

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• Erratum to “Eight Forts. Traces of the Modern in Austro-Hungarian Permanent Fortified Works among the Mountainous South-West Borders of The Empire. 1833-1913”

  Paolo Bortot

  532-535

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