Churches with Space-defining Wooden Structures
On the narrow plot of land, the church and the community hall with its youth room were arranged so that both structures—the church nave and the building opposite it housing the lay rooms—visually open up to each other (glass walls). The roof ridges are offset by 90° from one another. A solid wall encloses the entire complex, creating an inner courtyard (a specially drilled well provides water for all taps; it also has liturgical significance). The entrance is emphasized by a large pillar that stiffens one end of the high hall wall and supports the small bell, which is rung by rope.
