H. Pauluskerk
Emmen, Netherlands
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The H. Pauluskerk in Emmen, Netherlands, is a church completed in 1948 and designed by architect Jan van Dongen Jr. Built from hand-shaped stone, the structure exemplifies the Delftse School architectural movement while incorporating Byzantine stylistic elements. The building holds the status of a provincial monument, reflecting its significance within the regional architectural heritage.
Architect
Movement
- Built
- Type
- church building
- Materials
- hand-shaped stone
- Heritage
- Provincial monument
- Place
- Emmen, Netherlands
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