Black plaque № 78615

Edmonton, Canada

The edifice of St. Luke's Anglican Church is a distinctive example of modernist church architecture. Build in 1958, in the postwar period, new construction materials and techniques ushered in novel, bold, and expressive forms of church design. St. Luke's expresses modernist principals and aesthetics

through sparse ornamentation and geometric forms. While boasting certain conventional elements of church design, including a bell tower and stained glass, the architect used concrete in non-tradition

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