Carmel Bulletin, 11 February 2018 One of the tasks we sought to achieve when renewing our church was to improve the entrances into the building. There were practical reasons for this – the space under the choir gallery was dark compared to the rest of the church, and we knew that glass doors would appear … Continue reading Making a grand entrance
Tag: doors
Carmel Bulletin, 18 October 2015 Within the design concept for the renewal of our church, new doors will improve the flow of movement between the church and parish centre, as well as the natural light under the choir gallery. Light is a natural symbol of the presence of Christ. We are fortunate to have a … Continue reading Church Renewal: The Entrances as Functional Spaces
Carmel Bulletin, 11 October 2015 Within the design concept for the renewal of our church, new doors will improve the flow of movement between the church and parish centre, as well as the natural light under the choir gallery. Architecturally and symbolically, doorways and thresholds are significant places, linking two different kinds of space. In … Continue reading Church Renewal: Reflecting the Importance of the Entrances
Carmel Bulletin, 4 October 2015 Fr Paul is currently sharing with everyone the design concept for the renewal of our church. In developing the concept, we asked the architect, Jesse Mowbray, to improve the flow of movement between the church and parish centre, as well as the natural light under the choir gallery. The Church’s … Continue reading Church Renewal: The Entrances
Liturgy 