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Chasing the Transcendent
The Sacred Vocabulary of Modern Architecture

Published on: June 27, 2023
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Lecture by Inga Leonova

Part of the conference “The Shape of the Sacred: Eastern Christianity and Architectural Modernity,” held at Fordham University on May 30 – June 1, 2023

Part of panel session 2, “The Sacred and the Avant-Garde,” moderated by Sergei Chapnin

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  • Inga Leonova

    Inga Leonova

    Editor-in-Chief at The Wheel Journal

    Inga Leonova is a practicing architect, writer, and educator. She is editor-in-chief of The Wheel, a quarterly journal of Orthodoxy and culture. She taught a course on Monotheism, Culture, and Sacred Space at the Boston Architectural College, and serves as a thesis advisor at the New England School ...

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