St. Paul

Several cube-shaped elements form the church building, especially noticeable is the concrete which was used unplastered and unblinded in the interior and exterior. Particularly interesting is the cladding pattern of the façade: vertical furrows run through the concrete and horizontal depressions divide the façade. The church stands on a 30x30 meter cube, the individual cubes are staggered, the highest element is the bell tower, which clearly towers above it. The formwork pattern in the interior is a great contrast to the coffered ceiling and also plays with the light falling through painted glass bands.