'Kamppi Chapel of Silence' by KS2 Architects is in the urban Narinkka Square in Helsinki, Finland. This church is made completely from custom-made spruce wood plants that have formed a seamless almond-shape.
The purpose of this church is to be a refuge from the busy city life in Narinkka Square. The building is unique with its windowless facade, all-wood materials and serene and warm atmosphere. The only entrance into the building is through one door, and the light only comes from the space around the edges of the ceiling.
This building is multi-functional; it can be used as an exhibition space or for various religious events. This building would be the perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of in the city.
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Why This Trend Is Growing
- Wooden Architecture
- Custom-made spruce wood plants can be used to form unique and serene buildings.
- Multi-functional Structures
- Buildings like the Kamppi Chapel of Silence can be used for various purposes, such as exhibition spaces or religious events.
- Urban Escapes
- Secluded structures like the Kamppi Chapel of Silence provide a perfect escape from the hectic city life.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Architecture
- Incorporating custom-made wood plants can provide unique design opportunities for architects.
- Event Planning
- Multi-functional structures like the Kamppi Chapel of Silence offer potential event planning opportunities, both for religious and secular events.
- Tourism
- Secluded structures in urban areas can attract tourists looking for a unique and peaceful experience in the midst of the city.
