The architects designed a church that minimizes overt religious symbols while integrating deeper meanings through architectural elements. A modest cross is placed on the floor, with three cylindrical columns representing the Trinity. The vibrant red wall in the worship room symbolizes the blood of Christ. The single-story structure features varied heights for both interior and exterior rhythm, fostering a unique spatial experience. Additionally, the design incorporates three gardens that enhance airflow and light, creating serene environments and encouraging community interaction through areas for rest and reflection.
The architects refrained from excessive religious symbols, opting instead for a small cross on the floor and using design elements to symbolize deeper meanings.
The three cylindrical columns supporting the front piloti symbolize the Trinity, while the worship room's red wall represents the blood of Christ, infusing vitality.
The building's varied heights create a rhythmic exterior and unique interior experiences, contributing to a sense of harmony and engagement with the surroundings.
The segmenting of the building with three gardens enhances light and airflow, offering distinct atmospheres that connect the interior with the exterior environment.
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