E Pluribus Unum, The Chapel of Many / Sebastian Hicks

E Pluribus Unum, The Chapel of Many / Sebastian Hicks - Interior Photography, ChairE Pluribus Unum, The Chapel of Many / Sebastian Hicks - Interior PhotographyE Pluribus Unum, The Chapel of Many / Sebastian Hicks - Interior PhotographyE Pluribus Unum, The Chapel of Many / Sebastian Hicks - Exterior PhotographyE Pluribus Unum, The Chapel of Many / Sebastian Hicks - More Images+ 16

  • Architects: Sebastian Hicks
  • Area Area of this architecture project Area:  30
  • Year Completion year of this architecture project Year:  2019
  • Manufacturers Brands with products used in this architecture project
    Manufacturers:  AutoDesk, Glenmere Timber, James Latham, Panelco
  • Consultants: Sitting Firm, Dave Green
  • Category: Installation
  • Design Team: Sebastian Hicks, Tony McCourt, Luke Trodden, Geoff Booth
  • Clients: Coventry University
  • Collaborators: Heidi Saarinen, Pete Berry, Iain Hamilton, Tony McCourt, Kevin Taylor, MiFriendly Cities, Coventry University, Coventry City of Culture, Synthcurious, Anton Mirto, Hari Marini, Spencer Graham, Coventry Cathedral, Coventry Welcomes Festival, Master of Architecture Students at Coventry University
  • Country: United Kingdom
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E Pluribus Unum, The Chapel of Many / Sebastian Hicks - Exterior Photography, Arch, Chair
Courtesy of Niall O’Connor/ Oana Ciurescu / Sebastian Hicks

Tools of Reconciliation/ Structures of Negotiation. A space of non-denominative gathering, the chapel is conceived as a space of reconciliation. The walls of the Chapel are created of bespoke folding chairs. In its complete form, space is a monolith, without entry or exit. An individual wishing to enter the space will have to remove a chair. As they do so, so a window is formed, a view is framed. In this closed-form, space is one of contemplation and protection. Take a chair and a window is formed, two chairs form a door. As more people arrive to occupy the space, so the walls come down. The gathering of people brings light and transparency. In this form, space is one of exchange.

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Cite: "E Pluribus Unum, The Chapel of Many / Sebastian Hicks" 26 Apr 2020. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/938195/e-pluribus-unum-the-chapel-of-many-sebastian-hicks> ISSN 0719-8884

Courtesy of Niall O’Connor/ Oana Ciurescu / Sebastian Hicks

人民礼拜堂,聚集消解空间 / Sebastian Hicks

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