.Kung-Tung Congregation stands as A Modernist Landmark in Taitung Kung-Tung Religion, designed through Swiss engineer Dr. Justus Dahinden, stands up as a substantial example of modernist architecture in Taiwan, finished in 1958. Typically described as 'The Notre-Dame-du-Haut of Taiwan,' this structure establishes a special blend of ergonomics and architectural innovation. Found within a Technical Senior High School in Taitung Metropolitan area, the structure originally performed various reasons, property professors dorm rooms, classrooms, a canteen, and a church. During the time of its building and construction, it was the highest property in Taitung Area, working with an efficient service to the diverse requirements of the institution. The chapel is photographed of YHLAA studio.all pictures by YHLAA center YHLAA catches Kung-Tung Church's home ins and outs The structure endured damages in the course of the 9-21 as well as 3-31 earthquakes, causing its own distinction as a risky building. In 2004, a thorough architectural exam was actually carried out, and through contributions, a six-year makeover venture rejuvenated the parish to its past functionality. Today, Kung-Tung Church is identified as one of the absolute most vital buildings in Taiwan, having been chosen due to the World Heritage Board for its architectural value. YHLAA workshop grabs the church's distinct kind as well as spatial narration.Kung-Tung Parish combines modernist performance with emblematic designthe four-story construct combines nonreligious and spiritual spaces within a single oblong formthe lower floors are created along with a modernist approach to fit a variety of functionssprayed concrete wall structures specify the architectural form of the church.