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Taking Stock
Building » Huyton – St Agnes
Huyton Hey Road, Huyton, Liverpool 36
Liverpool
An inventive and original 1960s design by a well-known regional firm of church architects.
The first Catholic chapel dedicated to St Agnes in Huyton was built in 1856 on land given by the Molyneux-Seel family. The building was demolished in the 1960s to make way for the present church designed by L. A. G. Prichard & Sons, but the nineteenth-century presbytery survives.
Description
The main body of the church comprises a pair of large pointed concrete vaults fanning out from a long east wall, each finishing as a jutting prow filled with glass between close-set mullions. The design was possibly inspired by Jorn Utzon’s Sydney Opera House, of which the first phase was finished in 1963. At the centre of the east wall is a tall pyramidal concrete spirelet over the sanctuary. Adjoining the spire is a red brick porch with a dramatic projecting canopy.
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Building » Huyton – St Dominic
Southdean Road, Huyton, Liverpool 14
Liverpool
A plain interwar brick church in the Gothic style. The interior has been considerably altered.
The parish was established in 1934 to serve a new housing estate. At first Mass was said in the local cemetery chapel, a building which was clearly inadequate to the needs of the parish. When the school was built, the hall was used for Mass, and the classrooms as confessionals. The church was opened in May 1938, from designs by Anthony Ellis, who was also architect of the school (contractor for both was Messrs Doyle).
Description
The church is faced with red brick and has slate roof coverings. On plan, the building has a large aisleless nave and short sanctuary under one roof with a northwest tower. The tower has set-back buttresses, tall paired lancet windows on all faces for the belfry and a plain parapet. The tall barn-like nave is nine bays long; each bay h