The New Apostolic Church in Pforzheim stands out with its 15-meter high, polygonal design that serves as both a landmark and a spiritual space. Surrounded by nature and urban infrastructure, the building features a churchyard designed for tranquility, marked by three rock pears. Visitors access the church through a thoughtfully designed pathway, leading them towards an altar bathed in warm light. The interior's natural materials—clay plaster, silver fir, and white terrazzo—enhance its inviting atmosphere, nurturing a contemplative experience away from the city's hustle.
The New Apostolic Church building, characterized by its unique polygonal structure and striking skyline, serves as a recognizable sacred space at the entrance of Pforzheim.
The churchyard, adorned with three rock pears, creates a serene environment, enabling visitors to transition from the surrounding noise to the solemnity of church rituals.
Accessed via a continuous spatial axis, the church interior is designed to be bright and inviting, with a central altar illuminated by warm natural light.
The material palette of clay plaster, silver fir wood, and white terrazzo lends the interior a warm feel, enhancing the sacred atmosphere of the space.
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