Sint-Amanduskerk
Willebroek, Belgium
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The interior is normally open, possibly ticketed.
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Sint-Amanduskerk is a Gothic Revival parish church built in 1863 in Willebroek, Belgium, designed by architects Edward Careels and Joseph Schadde. The building is recognized as designated architectural heritage. Though modest documentation survives, it represents the nineteenth-century revival of medieval ecclesiastical forms in the Low Countries, a period when such neogothic designs reasserted regional religious identity through pointed arches and vertical emphasis characteristic of the style.
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Movement
- Built
- Type
- church building, parish church
- Heritage
- vastgesteld bouwkundig erfgoed
- Place
- Willebroek, Belgium
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