Sint-Aldegondiskerk
Landen, Belgium
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Sint-Aldegondiskerk, a parish church built in 1964 in Landen, Belgium, exemplifies brutalist architecture through its austere use of brick and concrete. Designed by Marc Dessauvage, the structure employs an aisleless plan—a single unified worship space unbroken by supporting columns. Its monumental, unadorned forms and heavy materials reflect the brutalist movement's characteristic embrace of raw, functional design. The building is recognized as a registered architectural heritage site in Belgium.
Architect
Movement
- Built
- Type
- church building, parish church, aisleless church
- Materials
- brick, concrete
- Heritage
- vastgesteld bouwkundig erfgoed
- Place
- Landen, Belgium
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