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Los Angeles may be better known for its flash and agreed, but the greatest structure of its modern skyline--the new $200 million Lady of the Angels Cathedral--testifies to the power of a greater, and more enduring, urban ideal.
Up close against the concrete ribbon of the 101 Freeway, the cathedral, with its gardens and vast open courtyard, speaks in a great tradition of urbanism that is all too often forgotten in the contemporary age. Inside the cool brown walls, the feeling of sacredness is profound, with a large auditorium, numerous small chapels and a mural of Catholic saints and laymen establishing a strong link from distant church origins to the current day. ...
Source: HighBeam Research, God and the City.