AWABAKAL & WORIMI COUNTRY MULUBINBA.... ECOBLOG..ON THE VERGE OF TRANSITION FROM COAL soon
Saturday, November 29, 2008
Round theme. This dome crowned the tower of the Sacred Heart Cathedral
in Hamilton and was damaged in the earthquake on 28th December
1989. It is a memorial to those who lost their lives.
The Cathedral is Inter-War Romanesque style designed to avoid
modern themes yet get away from gothic lines (Maitland &
Stafford 1997).
Gannon is at his best in this example of his work - in my eyes. The work of other architects would have been welome as Gannon had dominated that era and designed quite a number of churches which have merit in an ordinary sort of way.
Below: English language
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I find it very nice that the dome was kept, and as a memorial too. It's a lovely tribute.
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