Is this art-deco? No idea. I think I might prefer Jim's 'inter war architectural style'. The only redeeming feature is the treatment of those double doors.
The "inter war" style did have art deco influences, but it certainly was different. I'm not sure about the name "Grace" but it's used by a number of different churches around the world who emphasise the basics of Christianity.
I love Art Deco. This is a very original building.
ReplyDeleteIs this art-deco? No idea. I think I might prefer Jim's 'inter war architectural style'. The only redeeming feature is the treatment of those double doors.
ReplyDeleteWhy 'grace'?
The "inter war" style did have art deco influences, but it certainly was different. I'm not sure about the name "Grace" but it's used by a number of different churches around the world who emphasise the basics of Christianity.
ReplyDeleteSuch interesting mix of architecture - great shot. Thanks for coming by. Have a great weekend - keep dry!
ReplyDeleteA very original building it is! Terrific capture for the day, as always, Jim! Enjoy your weekend!
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I must have been very near there but have never seen it. Unusual building.
ReplyDeleteLike it, good to see it is still put to a good use.
ReplyDeletereflection in the polished bricks. :)
ReplyDeleteVery interesting . Saludos.
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ReplyDeleteLove the shape of this building.
ReplyDeleteIt has the distinctive shape of a Christian Scientist building.
ReplyDeleteI like this sort of building style, haven't seen it in a church tho.
ReplyDeleteVery chunky, isn't it?
ReplyDeleteThat's an interesting description for it, Nick. :)
ReplyDeleteVery interesting story. Liked it very much. Thanks for writing such a interesting story.Petter Joe
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