The building site is situated on high, open ground and is part of a large recreational area. The highest point of this site remains undeveloped to preserve the landscape's distinctive character. The church complex is divided into two structures, connected by courtyards, a bell tower, and retaining walls. The church interior was designed to stand out as a distinct building within the complex. This was achieved by covering the square space with a steep, sloping pyramidal roof. The reason for the pyramid's asymmetrical shape was to position its centre above the altar—the liturgical focal point.
