Nea Smyrni Municipality, Greece
Church of the Saviour
Nea Smyrni Municipality, Greece
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The Church of the Saviour, located in the Nea Smyrni Municipality of Athens, Greece, is a Byzantine Revival structure completed in 1898. Designed by architect Lucien Magne, the church exemplifies the period's interest in reviving Byzantine architectural forms. The building's distinctive use of wrought iron as a structural and decorative material sets it apart, reflecting the aesthetic and technical innovations available to late-nineteenth-century architects working in the Byzantine idiom.
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Movement
- Built
- Type
- church building
- Materials
- wrought iron
- Place
- Nea Smyrni Municipality, Greece
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