Thomaskirche Hard, Reformed church in Hard district, Zürich, Switzerland.
Thomaskirche Hard is a Reformed church in Kreis 4 of Zürich built with red brick and displaying modern forms. The building stands out through clean lines and geometric patterns that define its exterior and interior.
The church was built in 1961 and represents the architectural direction of the post-war period in Switzerland. This building style deliberately departed from traditional forms that dominated earlier religious structures.
The church serves the Reformed community as a gathering place for worship and celebrations. It shapes the neighborhood's character through its role in local life.
The building is located in western Zurich and is easily accessible by public transportation. There is parking nearby and the church opens its doors to visitors during services and special events.
The brick construction was uncommon for religious buildings in Switzerland at that time and signaled a departure from heavier materials. Visitors often notice this crafted quality of the facade, which gives the building a warm and approachable character.
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