FRH Masterclass | The Churches and the City (Day 2)

This FRH Masterclass offered a critical analysis of the relationship between churches and cities in different European regions after World War II and explored the current and future role of religious buildings in urban contexts. It took place in a hybrid format (online and in Bologna, Italy) on 7-8 March 2024.
00:16:00 Introduction by Giovanni Bellucci
00:11:58 | Esteban Fernandez Cobian: Religious architecture and urban planning in Vigo (Spain) during the episcopate of José Delicado Baeza (1969-75)
00:47:38 | Rosa Maria Marta Caruso: Sacred architecture in Syracuse between 1950 and 1965: design processes, influences and results
01:08:01 | Riccardo Serraglio: The 'outdated modernity' of neighbourhood churches by Marcello Canino
01:31:14 | Giorgio Nepote Vesin and Martina Ulbar: Churches in the company town of Olivetti in Ivrea
01:59:38 | Laura Lazzaroni: Sacred Architecture in Italian Magazine, 1950-1970
02:23:47 | Chiara Kuijpers, Femke Van der Meulen, Sven Sterken and Stephanie Van de Voorde: Constructing a Modern Image. The Representation of Post-war Churches in Belgian Periodicals (1945-1975)
02:45:35 | Lorenzo Grieco: Parish and People. Advancements within Anglican Parish Centres in Post-war Britain
03:08:18 | Round table with morning speakers
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03:47:34 | Joao Alves da Cunha: MRAR - The Portuguese Religious Art Renovation Movement (1954-1969) and the changes in the twentieth century religious architecture in Portugal
04:20:26 | Kate Jordan: Reading whiteness in the refurbishment of historic churches
04:47:09 | Conclusions with Luigi Bartolomei
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