Waldensian Temple, Rome

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Waldensian Temple, Rome

Editor's Note: This building is so cool. This is the Waldensian Temple, dedicated in 1914. The style is eclectic, we are told: no lie. There are bell towers with no bells. There's an endonarthex, which is something you don't see every day if you're not Byzantine. The baptismal font is made of polychrome marble. The whole blends elements from neo-Romanesque and Art Nouveau architecture. Which is also not something you see every day.
A very white building with twin spires.
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