Martin Luther Church, Modern church building in District 6, Switzerland.
Martin Luther Church is a modern worship building in Zurich constructed entirely from concrete with a distinctive tent-like roof shape. The structure displays clean geometric lines and a simple interior layout typical of 1950s modernist design.
The building was completed in 1958 as part of the post-war expansion of Protestant communities across Zurich and the surrounding region. Architects Franz Steinbrüchel and Ernst Ulrich Krägel shaped the design of modern houses of worship during this period of growth.
The church is named after the Protestant reformer Martin Luther and stands as a gathering place for the Lutheran community in Zurich. It continues to serve as a space where members meet for worship and community activities throughout the year.
The church is located in an easily accessible area of the neighborhood and can be reached on foot from nearby public transportation stops. Visitors should check ahead for service times since opening hours vary depending on scheduled events.
In 2011 the building received specialized lighting upgrades with halogen spotlights positioned to accentuate the geometric shapes of the structure. This modern lighting approach transforms how the tent-like roof and concrete surfaces appear after sunset.
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