Russian Orthodox church of Saint Job
Uccle, Belgium
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The Russian Orthodox Church of Saint Job in Uccle, Belgium, is a brick structure completed in 1938 in the Russian Revival architectural style. Built to serve the Orthodox community in this Brussels suburb, the church exemplifies the religious and cultural presence of Russian émigrés in Western Europe during the interwar period. Its design draws on traditional Russian Orthodox forms adapted to its Belgian setting. The building is recognized as a protected monument, reflecting its significance both as a place of worship and as an architectural and historical landmark.
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- Built
- Type
- Eastern Orthodox church building
- Materials
- brick
- Heritage
- protected monument
- Place
- Uccle, Belgium
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