A glass pavilion gives new life to a 19^th-century chapel in a historic Massachusetts cemetery.

A tight site on a frenetic corner in Mexico City is transformed into a contemplative refuge.

In South Korea, a hilltop chapel's geometric forms draw on the history of sacred buildings.

A serene, meditative sanctuary beckons to young people on the campus of a private Catholic high school in California.

In a village in sub-Saharan Africa, two buildings from different eras celebrate a shared architectural tradition.

An experimental sanctuary in Canada invites and intrigues with its flowerlike form.

Álvaro Siza's secluded chapel in Portugal offers moments of serene beauty for quiet contemplation and prayer.

Pure geometry of form creates a quiet dialogue between a new church and a growing urban community in France.

A Holocaust memorial in Canada's capital provides a provocative site of remembrance.

A glazed chapel for an Anglican church in Auckland, New Zealand, gleams under a gilt canopy.