Is this where faith finds its modern sanctuary? Here, before us stands the Chiesa parrocchiale di Santa Maria in Zivido. This church is not your typical ancient structure steeped in centuries of history. It’s a modern marvel built in 1999. The architects, Gabetti and Isola, designed it after winning a competition held by CEI in 1998. Their vision culminated in the inauguration of Chiesa parrocchiale di Santa Maria in Zivido on September 7th, 2008. Imagine the excitement as this contemporary masterpiece opened its doors to the community. The Chiesa parrocchiale di Santa Maria in Zivido sits on a slightly raised portion of land. A gently rising path guides you towards the bell tower and the courtyard behind it. The church complex is uniquely designed around a circular courtyard. This courtyard is embraced by porticoes, upon which the parish buildings, the bell tower, and the Chiesa parrocchiale di Santa Maria in Zivido itself look out. Notice the church’s facade. A large arched window, adorned with brickwork and a white wooden frame, dominates its face. Stepping inside, you’ll find a single-nave layout. The raised presbytery is a striking feature, with a circular baptistery located to its right. The liturgical furnishings within the Chiesa parrocchiale di Santa Maria in Zivido hold a special significance. They were designed by the same architects who brought life to the building itself, Gabetti and Isola, in collaboration with the sculptor Bruno Martinazzi. Their collaboration created a harmonious blend of architecture and art. This modern sanctuary stands as a testament to the evolving nature of faith and architecture.
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