Christkönig
Waldkraiburg, Germany
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The Christkönig is a brutalist church completed in 1962 in Waldkraiburg, Bavaria, designed by architect Franz Xaver Gärtner. Built during the post-war period, the building exemplifies the stark, geometric aesthetic of brutalist architecture through its bold concrete forms. The church has been recognized as an architectural heritage monument in Bavaria, reflecting its significance as a notable example of modernist religious architecture in mid-twentieth-century Germany.
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Movement
- Built
- Type
- church building
- Heritage
- architectural heritage monument in Bavaria
- Place
- Waldkraiburg, Germany
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