How the Anglican church responded to population growth and the need for more accommodation, with the building of 1500 new churches, many of the finest quality.
How the Anglican church responded to population growth and the need for more accommodation, with the building of 1500 new churches, many of the finest quality.
Christopher Webster is an architectural historian who has published extensively on late-Georgian and early-Victorian subjects. Following a career in Higher Education, he is now a Research Associate at the University of York
Inhaltsangabe
1) Introduction 2) The Church in Danger 3) Ecclesiastical Architecture and the Question of Style 4) Church Designers and their World 5) Constructional and Decorative Innovation in Church building 6) Designing for Worship: the practical issues 7) Planning Liturgical Spaces 8) Late Georgian Worship 9) Seating the Congregation 10) Late Eighteenth Century Church building: the final triumph of Classicism 11) Church building 1800 1820 12) The Gothic Revival in West Yorkshire and Liverpool 1800 1820 13) Design Debates and Solutions, c1820: the Commissioners, the ICBS and publications 14) Church building in the 1820s 15) Church building in London c1790 1830: from Classical to Gothic 16) Church building in South East Lancashire c1790 1830: the role of the clergy 17) Church building in the 1830s 18) A Brave New World? 19) Conclusions 20) Select bibliography 21) Select gazetteer 22) Index
1) Introduction 2) The Church in Danger 3) Ecclesiastical Architecture and the Question of Style 4) Church Designers and their World 5) Constructional and Decorative Innovation in Church building 6) Designing for Worship: the practical issues 7) Planning Liturgical Spaces 8) Late Georgian Worship 9) Seating the Congregation 10) Late Eighteenth Century Church building: the final triumph of Classicism 11) Church building 1800 1820 12) The Gothic Revival in West Yorkshire and Liverpool 1800 1820 13) Design Debates and Solutions, c1820: the Commissioners, the ICBS and publications 14) Church building in the 1820s 15) Church building in London c1790 1830: from Classical to Gothic 16) Church building in South East Lancashire c1790 1830: the role of the clergy 17) Church building in the 1830s 18) A Brave New World? 19) Conclusions 20) Select bibliography 21) Select gazetteer 22) Index
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