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Monthly Archives: February 2012
Christ United Methodist Church, Washington, D.C.
This church sits directly across from Westminster Presbyterian Church and is dramatically different from its simple, contemporary neighbor. Christ United, with its v-shaped roofline and mix of masonry, glass and brick seems very much of its era. It was completed … Continue reading
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St. Augustine’s Episcopal Church, Washington, D.C.
Pictured here is St. Augustine Episcopal Church in Southwest Washington, D.C. the swooping building was designed by Baltimore-based architect Alexander Smith Cochran, a modernist who trained under Walter Gropius and whose work can still be seen around the region. The … Continue reading
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Iglesia Cristiana Primitiva, Lower East Side, NYC
This rough concrete-fronted church is located at 207-209 East Broadway. It was designed in 1973 by Robert Bassolino, a New York-based architect who graduated from Pratt Institute and also designed school and civic office buildings.
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Westminster Presbyterian Church, Washington, D.C.
Here is another church from the era of urban renewal in Southwest D.C. The congregation was located elsewhere in Southwest but relocated here in 1964-65, following the large-scale demolition of the area. The church at the corner of Fourth and … Continue reading
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501 Eye Street SW, Washington, D.C.
This Brutalist-style complex was constructed in 1964-65 for the Hawthorne School, a private educational establishment. Architect Charles Goodman designed it around an existing building, formerly housing the Metropolitan Boys Club. Goodman is well-known for his work in DC and surrounding … Continue reading
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Riverside Baptist Church, Washington, D.C.
Now known as Riverside Baptist Church, this congregation was originally the Fifth Baptist congregation, until the 1902 church was demolished in the 1950s by the Redevelopment Land Agency, along with most of the rest of Southwest D.C. The new building … Continue reading
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