Completed in 1942, the National Historic Landmark–designated site in Columbus, Indiana, is considered one of the first Modernist churches in the U.S.

Anchored by a pair of "petal"-clad buildings, the hilltop campus is the Tokyo-based architect's first project in the Philippines. 

A religious complex designed by Adjaye Associates aims to link the three Abrahamic faiths.

Illuminated by the German lighting design firm's Barcelona hub, the 12-pointed steel-and-glass star was installed atop the tower at Antoni Gaudí’s basilica.

With a light structure and an undulating wood roof, Miralles Tagliabue EMBT eschews the traditional church typology.