Maria Lourdes Zürich, Modern parish church in Seebach, Switzerland.
Maria Lourdes is a parish church in Seebach built with modern concrete construction featuring clean lines and straightforward design. The building has a simple, functional appearance with windows that bring light into the interior space.
The church was built following architect Fritz Metzger's competition win, with construction occurring between 1933 and 1935. This era shaped its modern design, setting it apart from traditional church architecture of earlier periods.
The church is dedicated to Mary of Lourdes, reflecting devotion to the Virgin Mary within this community. It continues to serve as a gathering place for worship and neighborhood events.
The church is easily accessible in northern Zurich's Seebach district and offers regular services for the community. Visitors will find an open space available at various times for prayer and observances.
Inside, the church features round windows from the 1950s that display religious symbols and direct light in distinctive ways. These windows were crafted by Ferdinand Gehr and show details from church tradition.
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