Despite its importance historically, the open chapel is the least visited monument in the State of Mexico.
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The idea of an open chapel to serve multitudes was not completely new, as there are precedents on the Iberian peninsula.
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A small open chapel-shrine in the northern part of the settlement dates to the second half of the 19th century.
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The open chapels were almost always built on the side of the main church and facing the same direction, towards the atrium.
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Almost all open chapels were part of a larger structure, whether it was the main church or the cloister of the monastery.
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Artigas introduced a new architectural genre to architectural historiography, named " open chapels " which exhibits the importance of open sky architecture.
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Between this well and the pyramid was constructed an open chapel, breaking the trajectory between the pyramid and the once-sacred well.
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Another important aspect of the exterior is the open chapel, which is elaborately framed, located behind the porter�a of the monastery complex.
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A third chapel, called the Chapel of Nuestra Se�ora de los Dolores is farther into the atrium and near the Open Chapel of San Jos?
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This has led some to classify the building as an open chapel, but the purpose of this unusual feature is not truly known.
