The basic cube of the sanctuary, its edges truncated, recalls the qualities of the central spaces of early Christian and Renaissance churches. Natural light floods the space, indirectly reflected as it enters through the clerestory windows.
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The basic cube of the sanctuary, its edges truncated, recalls the qualities of the central spaces of early Christian and Renaissance churches. Natural light floods the space, indirectly reflected as it enters through the clerestory windows.
