A critical examination of mid 19th to late 20th century religious and secular architecture in California, arguing that the principles and values of Catholic sacred architecture as expressed in the early missions were adopted to the... more
A critical examination of mid 19th to late 20th century religious and secular architecture in California, arguing that the principles and values of Catholic sacred architecture as expressed in the early missions were adopted to the benefit of secular and commercial interests through the Mission Style, while the principles and values of secular and commercial culture were adopted by the Catholic Church in California through the Modern Style to its detriment.
