ArchitectureRichmond takes a look at St. John’s
From ArchitectureRichmond we get a unique few of an iconic building in our area. Anchoring the northeastern corner of Stuart Circle, overlooking the Gen. J.E.B. Stuart monument, is St. John’s United Church of Christ. The city has few more urbane architectural moments. The highly talented Carl Max Lindner, Sr. created a grand, Gothic Revival sanctuary […]
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From ArchitectureRichmond we get a unique few of an iconic building in our area.
Anchoring the northeastern corner of Stuart Circle, overlooking the Gen. J.E.B. Stuart monument, is St. John’s United Church of Christ. The city has few more urbane architectural moments. The highly talented Carl Max Lindner, Sr. created a grand, Gothic Revival sanctuary in limestone which is complemented by a bell tower, cloistered loggia and church school building that are constructed in different materials to achieve an overall look to the complex as if it was built over time.
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