Sint-Bernadettekerk
Mortsel, Belgium
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Sint-Bernadettekerk is a brutalist parish church built in 1966 in Mortsel, Belgium, and now protected as a heritage monument. Designed during the height of modernist ecclesiastical architecture, the building exemplifies the austere, geometric forms characteristic of brutalism, with its bold concrete volumes and angular design reflecting the movement's embrace of raw materials and structural expression. As a protected monument, it represents an important example of mid-twentieth-century religious architecture in Belgium.
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- Built
- Type
- parish church
- Heritage
- beschermd monument
- Place
- Mortsel, Belgium
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