Dieste, la iglesia y su gente

Dieste, la iglesia y su gente

by Mireya Beatriz Bracco Irureta

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The history of the Church of Cristo Obrero of the Estación Atlántida (Canelones, Uruguay) through documentation and testimonies of workers, neighbors and all those involved in its construction and later use of the parish church. With its brick walls and curved ceilings, the exceptional elegant building combines a strong aesthetic sense with an efficient and sustainable constructive method of armed ceramics, characteristic of the work of civil engineer Eladio Dieste (Uruguay 1917-2000). "... the history of a good part of the Municipality, other traces of Dieste, impressions of the neighbors, the work of the workers, the first ceremonies held in the church "Cristo Obrero" (National Heritage), the documents found and the opinions of people close to the engineer, graduates of the academy, are in these writings. And at the end, a brief commentary by architect Ciro Caraballo in London (August 2017), from the evaluation workshop of the 'Keeping It Modern 2016' projects." (HKB Translation) --Verso cover.

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