Thomaskirche

The Thomaskirche building features straight lines, large windows, and concrete elements that characterize contemporary religious architecture in northern Germany.

Walter Ahrendt, who designed numerous ecclesiastical structures in Hamburg during the post-war period, created the architectural plans for Thomaskirche.

The church functions as a meeting point for religious celebrations and neighborhood gatherings, connecting residents through regular social activities.

Regular services take place on Sundays, while the church remains open for individual prayer and meditation throughout the week.

The building incorporates natural light through its strategic window placement, creating different illumination patterns throughout the day and seasons.

Location: Wandsbek

Architects: Walter Ahrendt

Architectural style: modern architecture

GPS coordinates: 53.61917,10.15858

Latest update: March 7, 2025 15:56