Kirchenräume ohne Mauern

This article analyses unbuilt religious places as spaces, using three theoretical discourses to do so: the social construction of spaces, practice theory, and the concept of arrangement, which includes physical phenomena in addition to geographical characteristics. The theoretical approaches are discussed using a qualitative case study with regard to their yield for the analysis of unbuilt religious places, whereby the interactions of practices, materiality, arrangement and geographical dimension are of methodological interest.