Snug Architects has submitted its proposals for a £6.25m national prayer landmark on the outskirts of Birmingham.

The Southampton-based practice beat four other finalists – including proposals from Italian and Danish architects – to land the Wall of Answered Prayer commission in a RIBA competition last year. More than 130 architecture practices from 28 countries entered submissions.

Project bosses confirmed this week that Snug’s winning design, which is a 50m tall Möbius strip made from a million bricks, each one representing an answered prayer, had been submitted to North Warwickshire borough council for approval.

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