Church in Mitterfels. Germán Federal Republic
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https://doi.org/10.3989/ic.1976.v28.i277.2784Abstract
This complex is made up of a church, a detached bell-tower and the parsonage. The church holds 530 seats and has a square plan form, the sides of which are 26.50 m. The roof is plane and slopes according to the direction of one of the diagonals. The altar is situated in one of the corners. Over it there is a triangular ceiling that projects beyond the rest of the roof. Premises for the young people to meet has been provided for below the church, taking advantage of the slope of the ground. The structure is of concrete, which according to the local tradition, is faced on the outside. However, on the inside it is fair-faced in combination with zones painted in white. The plan form of the bell-tower is also square and its roof is double sloped. The tower is altogether of fair-faced concrete. Finally, the parsonage is a two-storeyed house that comprises the parson's living quarters and office and in the basement there is room for a garage.
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