Église évangélique luthérienne de la Transfiguration de Nice
Nice, France
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The Église évangélique luthérienne de la Transfiguration is a Lutheran church in Nice, France, designed by architect Andrey Karlovich Lavezzari. Built in the Heimatstil style with elements of Romanesque and Gothic Revival architecture, the church served as a Deutsche Auslandsgemeinde—a German-speaking Protestant congregation abroad. Its eclectic architectural vocabulary reflects the cultural intersection of German tradition and the Mediterranean setting of its Côte d'Azur location.
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- Type
- church building, Deutsche Auslandsgemeinde
- Place
- Nice, France
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