Andreaskirche

The positioning of the buildings and their mutual cubic proportion is chosen in such a way that the new buildings, despite their independent architectural design, are united with the two existing buildings, the classroom building and the rectory, to form a single unit. The bell tower emphasises the main entrance and forms the visual closure of the church square against the vicarage. In addition to the 350-person church hall, the one-storey building contains church, a hall with 150 seats, a parish room, a table magazine a parish room, a table magazine as well as toilets and cloakrooms for the for the users of the hall. El posicionamiento de los edificios y su proporción cúbica mutua se ha elegido de tal manera que los nuevos edificios, a pesar de su diseño arquitectónico independiente, se unen con los dos edificios existentes, el de las aulas y la rectoría, para formar una sola unidad. El campanario acentúa la entrada principal y constituye el cierre visual de la plaza de la iglesia frente a la vicaría. Además de la sala de la iglesia, con capacidad para 350 personas, el edificio de una sola planta contiene la iglesia, un salón con 150 plazas, una sala parroquial, una revista de mesa, una revista de mesa, así como aseos y vestuarios para los usuarios de la sala. The church room is square and has a great height. The seats are arranged concentrically around the communion table, which also serves as the pulpit. A small gallery at the back provides space for the 19-stop organ. The room is illuminated indirectly and without glare by means of a high, all-round band of windows receding from the façades. The band of windows arranged directly above the floor on three sides creates a connection to the exterior and brightens up the lower part of the room; coloured glazing is intended behind the communion table. The cornice band of the low annex buildings is extended into the foyer, the hall and the church room.