.Kung-Tung Congregation stands up as A Modernist Landmark in Taitung Kung-Tung Religion, designed through Swiss architect physician Justus Dahinden, stands up as a considerable example of modernist architecture in Taiwan, completed in 1958. Often pertained to as 'The Notre-Dame-du-Haut of Taiwan,' this structure embodies an unique blend of ergonomics as well as home innovation. Situated within a Technical Senior High School in Taitung Metropolitan area, the building initially fulfilled various purposes, casing personnel dormitories, class, a bottle, and a church. At the moment of its own construction, it was the tallest structure in Taitung City, representing an effective service to the diverse requirements of the college. The chapel is actually captured of YHLAA studio.all pictures by YHLAA workshop YHLAA captures Kung-Tung Church's home ins and outs The building suffered harm during the course of the 9-21 and 3-31 earthquakes, bring about its own category as a hazardous building. In 2004, an extensive structural evaluation was actually administered, as well as with the aid of gifts, a six-year renovation job restored the parish to its previous capability. Today, Kung-Tung Chapel is identified as one of the most essential structures in Taiwan, having actually been actually selected by the World Culture Board for its architectural implication. YHLAA workshop grabs the parish's distinct form as well as spatial narration.Kung-Tung Parish combines modernist performance with emblematic designthe four-story design links nonreligious and spiritual spaces within a single oblong formthe lower floorings are made along with a modernist approach to fit different functionssprayed concrete walls define the home form of the chapel.