Det­ta­glio del pro­get­to ed. 2020

BRÜC­K­NER & BRÜC­K­NER – TRI­NI­TA­TIS ECU­ME­NI­CAL CHAPEL

Desi­gner Dipl.-Ing. (Univ.) Chri­stian Brüc­k­ner (GF), archi­tect and urban pla­ner, Dipl.-Ing. (Univ.) Peter Brüc­k­ner (GF), archi­tect and urban planer
Loca­tion Sta­te Gar­den Show Hubland, 97074 Wuerz­burg, Bava­ria, Germany
Desi­gn Team

Dipl.-Ing. (Univ.) Chri­stian Brüc­k­ner, archi­tect and urban planer
Dipl.-Ing. (Univ.) Peter Brüc­k­ner, archi­tect and urban planer
Fabian Reu­ter, M.Sc. Architecture
Simon Schauer, archi­tec­tu­ral draughtsman
Ste­fan Jakob
Anno 2018
Pho­to credits

mju = mju-foto­­gra­­fie, Marie Lui­sa Jün­ger, Hüm­p­fer­shau­sen (Pho­to 1 Exter­nal, Pho­to 2 Exter­nal, Pho­to 3 Exter­nal, Pho­to 4 Exter­nal, Pho­to 1 Inter­nal, Pho­to 2 Inter­nal, Pho­to 3 Inter­nal, Pho­to 4 Inter­nal, Pho­to 5 Internal)

B&BA = Brüc­k­ner & Brüc­k­ner Archi­tek­ten, Tir­schen­reuth | Würz­burg (Pho­to 5 External)

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Descri­zio­ne del progetto

Even from a distan­ce, the obser­ver can see a clear, pre­ci­se sha­pe like a cry­stal. The new cha­pel gro­ws har­mo­niou­sly and dyna­mi­cal­ly from the ground, unfolds towards the sky and enters into a dia­lo­gue with the envi­ron­ment. Its numi­nous shell appears sculp­tu­ral to the outsi­de, arou­ses curio­si­ty, attrac­ts atten­tion and reflec­ts its sur­roun­dings in many facets.
A con­ti­nuous con­cre­te bench ele­ment that spi­ral­ly accom­pa­nies the way to the insi­de invi­tes you to lin­ger. The sea­t’s height, leve­led on the lawn, sym­bo­li­cal­ly con­veys the fee­ling of sit­ting direc­tly in the sur­roun­ding mea­dow — being con­nec­ted to the earth. The fore­court offers spa­ce for out­door encounters.
At out­door even­ts, the cha­pel, cha­pel walls and bench form a set­ting that limi­ts sound and spa­ce and can be sta­ged in dif­fe­rent orien­ta­tions. In addi­tion to the appro­xi­ma­te­ly 28 per­ma­nent sea­ts outsi­de and around 20 sea­ts insi­de, fol­ding chairs and tables can be added flexibly.
We enter the cha­pel, feel safe and brea­the light. Cla­ri­ty forms the spa­ce that can be felt and expe­rien­ced as a sacred place.
The mate­rials are with­dra­wing. The glu­lam — coa­ted with a light pig­men­ted color — direc­ts the soft gra­zing light insi­de. This gives the room pea­ce, digni­ty and presence.
In the eve­ning, a dim­ma­ble light fra­me lets the whi­te paint along the gla­zed walls. Color, mate­rial, rhy­thm and light crea­te ten­sion and har­mo­ny. The ves­sel is an oasis, a pla­ce of silen­ce and encoun­ter — insi­de and outside.

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