Bernhard Rotterdam, architect. This is the Arch Arischepisocopal Seminary Chapel of St. Peterus Canisius. Liturgical center includes altar/table with bishops chair at the traditional chord of the apse.

Franz Fueg, architect. The building of this church was approved by a vote of the people of Meggen by a two-thirds majority. It sits on the crest of a small hill overlooking the town and Lake Lucerne.

The Sainsaulieus were experts in reinforced concrete and laminate wood construction. This church, seating 800 parishioners, is without interior pillars.

Professor Dr. Sc. Techn. Justus Dahinden addresses IFFRA members outside his office/residence building in Zurich-Witikon.

Dominikus Bohm, architect

"Freestanding column by the northern entry with sculpture of three Taurus heads that act as symbolic guards." Justus Dahinden

Louis, Luc, and Thierry Sainsaliu, architects.

"The edges of the building's south façade are distinguished by large circular oriels, crowned by perforated cupolas. They envelope the living areas with the fire-place in its center. The individual style of this building ...

The requirements for a new church in Raincy, a suburb of Paris, demanded a large church to be built with a limited budget. Perret won the competition because his design was the only church that met those requirements. ...

The glory of the rectangular room is the incredibly wonderful wall of greenish/gray glass. And when the wind moves the leaves of the trees in the adjoining wood, the leaves of this wonderful glass wall seem to move as well.