The Lindisfarne
Sanctuary
Crestone, Colorado
The Lindisfarne Sanctuary was partially completed
in the 1980s, with its floor and base having been left unfinished.
The client called for the use of "Sacred Geometry"
in this design in order to be in keeping with the design traditions
of the Lindisfarne Association. A double radiating spiral
design was chosen for the floor's earthen colored brick, reminiscent
of the American sunflower's seed pattern. To "ground"
the pre-existing wooden dome above, local granite stone was
used to create a seating bench around the interior perimeter
of the space.
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