Introduction to the Architecture of the Cathedral Church of Redemption

The Cathedral Church of Redemption built in 1927-35 graces the Western side of the parliament House in Delhi. The cathedral owes its beautiful architecture to Henry Medd who was the famous award wining architect of the time. It is said that the Cathedral Church of Redemption was built as a result of some competition. Though not historically significant , but the architecturally unique interiors of the church is really worth surveillance. The Design of the Church reflects the famous Lutyen's school of architecture and is strikingly similar to the Free Church in Hampstead, built by the same architect, Henry Medd.

Description of the Architecture of the Cathedral Church of Redemption

If you take a bird's eyeview the Cathedral Church of Redemption resembles a birthday cake with a candle on top. The exterior is not very striking with roofing made from red sand stone. But the interior of the Cathedral Church of Redemption is a treat for the visitor's eyes. The special design keeps off the heat even during summer while it stays warm and pleasant during winter with enough sunlight. There are small recessed openings inside the church through which filtered sunlight enters. The light reflected on the tinted window enhances the splendor of the Cathedral Church of redemption. The cathedral hosts an organ and an exclusive Silver Cross that was donated by Lord Irwin.

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