"The grandeur of German churches is due in part to the tax that the congregation pays for their upkeep. One impressive example is the Herz-Jesu-Kirche, which reopened in 2000 after a fire destroyed the original in 1994. The design by architecture firm Allmann Sattler Wappner features glass-and-maple slats that rise above the modernist pews. Artist Alexander Beleschenko devised a symbolic alphabet that denotes passages from the “St John Passion”, which adorn the glass panels on the 14-metre-high doors."
A beautiful hidden Gem wiz glass exterior like a blue cube and a tall steel Column with a cross at the top. the interior is simple but very well designed by wood panels and steel connectors. hidden between Rotkreuzplatz and Gern. It is very recommended for the modern architecture lovers.
Tomi
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Cool building. A new way of interpreting spirituality and religion.
Didier Ringalle Dangoisse
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Must be seen ! Great architecture, inside and outside, see dates of book doors opening before
Marcel Cybon
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Very great design and architecture. That is the most amazing church I ever have seen. The service was very well and interesting too.
L.C.
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There are free concerts Sunday evening at 19:00, and the doors opened up at 18:30.
sohaib bodla
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Pretty unorthodox structure, unlike old buildings, one has to really find a cross inside, as it is not that big. The building does has its modern aesthetics but one wont expect such a church usually. I liked it it's newness and structure.
Gabriela Antonioli
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Very interesting architecture.
Maximilian Raynor
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Amazing architecture! A dream vision of how a modern church can look.