St. Raphael
Spandau, Germany
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St. Raphael was a modern concrete church in Berlin-Gatow, Spandau, designed by architects Maria and Rudolf Schwarz and completed in 1960. Built as a Roman Catholic parish church, it exemplified post-war modernist religious architecture through its use of raw concrete and contemporary design principles. The building stood for forty-five years until its demolition in 2005.
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Movement
- Type
- church building
- Materials
- concrete
- Place
- Spandau, Germany
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