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The Architecture, Conservation History, and Future of the Armenian Church of Famagusta, Cyprus

Allan Langdale and Michael J. K. Walsh · 2019

Catalogue summary

The medieval Armenian Church of Famagusta is surveyed through its architecture, conservation history, and possible role in renewing the city’s historic centre. The case places a northwestern or Syrian-quarter building within the wider heritage of a medieval walled town.

Why this matters

It provides a concrete Cyprus example for studying how Armenian buildings can participate in conservation and urban-revitalization plans.

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Published in

Chronos

Year

2019

Language

English

DOI

10.31377/chr.v19i0.454

Citation

Allan Langdale and Michael J. K. Walsh 2019. The Architecture, Conservation History, and Future of the Armenian Church of Famagusta, Cyprus. Chronos. https://doi.org/10.31377/chr.v19i0.454

Topics

Archaeology, art, and material culture Religion and church history

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