
Churches of the new millennium —
The Church of Santo Volto, designed by architect Mario Botta, opened several years ago in Turin, Italy. Italian photographer Andrea Di Martino recently visited Santo Volto and other churches of the new millennium, and he found that despite their expensive price tags and celebrity architects, not all have been well received.

Churches of the new millennium —
The Jubilee Church in Rome was designed by Richard Meier. Perched like a white pearl amid tired tower blocks and parking lots, the church is simple and reflects light like other Meier buildings.

Churches of the new millennium —
Architect Vittorio Gregotti designed the Church St. Maximilian Kolbe, which is in Bergamo, Italy. Some have criticized Italy's new churches, saying they feel too materialistic and lack a connection to the past.

Churches of the new millennium —
The Church St. Pio in San Giovanni Rotondo, Italy. Its architect was Renzo Piano.

Churches of the new millennium —
Architect Paolo Portoghesi was behind the Church Sts. Francis and Clare, which is in Castellaneta, Italy.

Churches of the new millennium —
Gregotti also designed the Church St. Clement in Milan, Italy.

Churches of the new millennium —
Botta designed the Church Pope John XXIII, which is in Seriate, Italy.

Churches of the new millennium —
In Foligno, Italy, is the Church St. Paul the Apostle, designed by Massimiliano Fuksas.


