Daniel Esparza
Architecture
Or collection of articles on the 2000-years-long tradition of Christian architecture, its adaptations from other architectural styles, and its many innovations based on beliefs, practices, and local traditions.
Daniel Esparza
The Monastery of Pedralbes: A medieval urban cloister
Daniel Esparza
A church by the seaside: Sitges’ St. Thecla
Daniel Esparza
The Hermitage of St. Peter in the Olive Grove
Daniel Esparza
Madrid’s cathedral of La Almudena
Daniel Esparza
Baroque church emerges from drought-stricken reservoir
Adriana Bello
The 16 curious wooden churches of southern Chile
Daniel Esparza
The widest Gothic cathedral in the world
Daniel Esparza
Making medieval stained glass windows, step by step
Daniel Esparza
This cathedral is home to the remains of Venerable Bede
Theresa Civantos Barber
More of this: Historic Detroit shrine designs “urban village” around church
Philip Kosloski
Why do Catholic churches have a vaulted ceiling?
Daniel Esparza
The monk who designed Guadalupe’s Basilica
Philip Kosloski
What is the apse in a Catholic Church?
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