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Hélène Binet, Peter Zumthor. Feldkapelle für den heiligen Bruder Klaus 01 (Bruder Klaus Field Chapel, Mechernich, Germany). 2009 | MoMA
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Hélène Binet, Peter Zumthor. Feldkapelle für den heiligen Bruder Klaus 06 (Bruder Klaus Field Chapel, Mechernich, Germany). 2009 | MoMA
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Bruder Klaus Chapel in Mechernich, Germany. The walls were constructed by pouring layers of concrete… | Peter zumthor, Sacred architecture, Architecture photography
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Moderne Feld Kapelle' Bruder Klaus Kapelle' in der Eifel, Deutschland, konzipiert vom Schweizer Architekten Peter Zumthor Stockfotografie - Alamy
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