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By: Curbed
17Nov2011Oh, cool: the German village of Mitterfirmiansreut will build a church out of snow. Eighty-five feet long and 21 feet high, the building will accommodate 190 people and boast sculptures, an altar, and pews all made out of ice. Now...
By: Curbed
16Nov2011Photo via HuffPo 'Tis a marker of a very good week when The Huffington Post drops it's list of the "Top 10 Pieces of Folly Architecture in the World." On it is the sculpture above, an upside-down New England-style...
By: Curbed
14Nov2011When it comes to converted churches, there's the adorable-outside-Denver variety and the adorable-in-Brooklyn variety. Curbed NY notices a three-bedroom, three-bathroom duplex conversion that's just hit the market for $2.249M. [previously; Curbed NY]...
By: Curbed
31Oct2011Click here to view the full photogallery. While other sites are all ghosts and goblins, the folks over at Zillow Blog have chosen something a little more godly to talk about: a tiny former church that's for sale in Louviers,...
By: Curbed
10Oct2011Another day, another entire Western American town off the market; fare thee well, Scenic, S.D! The minuscule town, which was put on the market a few years ago for $3M by its owner, Twila Merril, most recently asked $799K...
By: Curbed
4Oct2011The Stanford Memorial Church, with Romanesque and Byzantine details, is one of the many striking examples of architecture on the university's campus, which is entered through a mile-long tree-lined drive. Of course, Stanford is not the only beautiful...
By: Curbed
30Aug2011Cardboard and earthquake-relief master Shigeru Ban has taken a break from selling off $11.5M NYC penthouses and is in the process of designing and building a temporary replacement for an 1864 Anglican cathedral that was demolished in the massive eart...
