Sint-Dominicuskerk, Catholic church in Stadsdriehoek, Rotterdam, Netherlands
Sint-Dominicuskerk is a church building in Stadsdriehoek, Rotterdam, constructed from concrete, natural stone, brick, and glass in a modern architectural style. The interior features a main altar and a nave with seating capacity for approximately 560 people.
The building was designed by architect Evert Kraaijvanger and constructed between 1959 and 1960 during Rotterdam's reconstruction period following World War II destruction. This era shaped the city's modern architectural character.
The church displays a striking stained-glass concrete wall created by Berend Hendriks that depicts the Biblical Exodus story in colored glass. This eight-meter composition fills the interior with narrative imagery and colored light throughout the day.
The church is located at Hang 18 in central Rotterdam and is easily accessible by public transport. The space offers rental areas for various activities while serving as an active place of worship.
The church complex includes a stone garden with planted flowerbeds and a hexagonal baptistery. This location sits beside one of Rotterdam's few remaining canals, adding a waterfront character to the site.
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