Contemporary Follies, a new book by Keith Moskow and Robert Linn, lists Associate Professor Frank Flury’s 2009 design/build studio project among its outstanding examples of contemporary design that address our place in nature.

The Field Chapel project was designed and executed by students in Flury’s advanced design/build studio for an ecumenical church cooperative in Boedigheim, Germany. Under Flury’s direction, the students developed “an interdenominational chapel, a space for people who are in a search for God—a place for quiet reflection, but also one that welcomes hikers and cyclists who appreciate a rest stop that has a sense of beauty.”