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3 places in Cologne

St. Dimitrios (formerly St. Mark's)© Chris06 · CC BY-SA 4.0

St. Dimitrios (formerly St. Mark's)

since 1973
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A Rum Orthodox church in Cologne's Seeberg district, built in the 1970s by Fritz Schaller as a Catholic branch church and today the seat of a bishop.

St. Fronleichnam (Cologne-Porz)© Elke Wetzig Elya · CC BY-SA 3.0

St. Fronleichnam (Cologne-Porz)

since 1958

In Cologne's Porz district stands St. Fronleichnam, a Catholic branch church that architect Gottfried Böhm shaped between 1958 and 1960 around the idea of God's "tent among the people." The striking tent-roof building has been a listed monument since 1997.

St. Johannes der Täufer© Dismas87 · CC BY-SA 4.0

St. Johannes der Täufer

since 1958
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Listed clinic church of the University Hospital Cologne in Lindenthal, built 1962–1965 by Gottfried Böhm from exposed concrete and connected to the hospital buildings via an underground passage.

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