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        <![CDATA[Into the Light - Christus Church / Brückner & Brückner Architekten]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>In these turbulent times, people yearn for connection and for spaces with a special atmosphere. Our most evocative image is a bright, luminous vessel for faith.</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>A new house sprouts from out of the ground in the midst of a forest glade, the home to one of Europe’s largest sawmills. An interplay of light, shade and wood. A house rooted in the forest. A home for the central administration of the Ziegler Group, in the very place where the success story of the family company began, a story that was forged with the Betzenmühle sawmill. Built out of the very material the company works with every day. Our architecture is the essence of the company, the Ziegler work environment, its products and its philosophy. Today, the Ziegler Group is a globally operating family company with its headquarters in Betzenmühle / Plößberg in the Upper Palatinate region. Its core business activities are within the field of wood processing.</p>]]>
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