Article source: LINK arkitektur
Ålgård, just outside Stavanger, is a very vibrant congregation with many activities. One of the aims of the new church was to bring together as many functions as possible under one roof. A challenge with the project was therefore to create suitable rooms for a classroom, an office, a café, without affecting the actual Church space. By lowering the ground floor partially into the terrain, suitable space to accommodate the range of functions room was generated, leaving the sacral space undisturbed on the upper floor. – A logical and functional solution that makes the sanctuary a natural and prominent center.
- Architects: LINK arkitektur
- Project: Algard Church
- Location: Rettedalen 7, Ålgård, Norway
- Photography: Hundven Clements
- Measures: New building
- Client: Gjesdal Kirkelige Fellesråd
- Architecture Award: Gjesdal municipality’s building design prize 2015
- Gross Area: 1 980 m2
- Status: Completed March 2015