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St. Theresia
Brutalism and spirituality blend in Garath
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St. Theresia in Düsseldorf's Garath district, designed by Paul Georg Hopmann in 1970, showcases a striking Brutalist architectural style. Dedicated to Saint Thérèse of Lisieux, it has been a filial church of the St. Matthäus parish since 2007. As a Roman Catholic church, it provides a place of reflection and worship for the community.
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The church was founded on New Year's Day in 1970.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1970
- Architect
- Paul Georg Hopmann
- Architectural Style
- Brutalism
- Denomination
- Roman Catholic
Guided Story
Take a moment to observe the bold lines of Brutalism that define this church. Designed by Paul Georg Hopmann in 1970, the building's exposed concrete surfaces are a hallmark of this architectural style, emphasizing both form and function. Dedicated to Saint Thérèse of Lisieux, this church has served as a filial church of the St. Matthäus parish since 2007. As a Roman Catholic place of worship, it offers a space for reflection and community gathering. Whether you're here to appreciate its unique design or to find a moment of peace, let this site draw you in with its quiet strength and serene ambiance.
Location
Nearby
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