Bodom Chapel
Steinkjer, NO
The Bodom Chapel is a wooden building dating from 1905. The chapel was fitted with Dragestil elements by its architect S.Wiese Opsahl.
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Bodø Cathedral
Bodø, NO
Bodø Cathedral was designed by architects Blakstad and Munthe-Kaas after an architectural competition in 1947. The church is built of reinforced concrete and has a monumental basilica-like main form with self-supporting bell towers. It was consecrated in 1956. The architects describe the building as a "basilica without columns".
Boeddhistisch Centrum
Hantum, NL
Tibetan budhhist temple and center.
Boezemkerk
Bolnes, NL
Modern church with small tower. In this church an important organ. This church looks a bit like both the Marcuskerk in Utrecht and the Adventskerk in Eindhoven, both also designed by T. van Hoogevest.
Bogafjell kirke
Sandnes, NO
Bogafjell church was built in 2012. The church has a rectangular plan and was designed by architect Grete Gudmestad Krogedal.
Bogazi Agios Spyridon Church
Bogazi, CY
The date of construction of the church of Agios Spyridon is unknown. The church has a single nave with an apse and the church has no bell tower.
Boge Church
Boge, SE
Boge Church is one of the 92 medieval churches on the island of Gotland.
Bogen Chapel
Evenes, NO
The Bogen Chapel is a wooden chapel built in 1920. The architect of the chapel, in the style of a long church, is Bjarne Romszoe.
Bogeschdorf Fortified Church
Băgaciu, RO
The fortified church is located on the main street of the village. In the village center a church existed around 1420, which was secured with a ring wall, a gate tower, and three defence towers in the course of the 15th century. Beside the gate tower, the north-eastern tower has also been preserved until today. At the end of the 15th century the church was enlarged with a bell tower, which shows a seven-fold staggered funnel-shaped portal. Shortly afterwards the church was fortified. Above the hall of the church and above the bell tower a defence level rests on buttresses. In the 18th and 19th century it was gradually removed, but the bell tower was rebuilt in 1973. The existing pew in the chancel dated 1533, is one of the most valuable of its kind in Transylvania.
Bogojevo Jewish Cemetery
Odžaci, RS
The cemetery preserves about 25 tombstones left. The site was fenced by ESJF in November 2020.
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