Martin-Luther-King-Church

The Martin-Luther-King-Church spans multiple connected buildings separated by narrow courtyards and corridors, featuring bright blue ceramic tiles and red window frames.

The church construction occurred between 1972 and 1974, following designs from architects Dieter Patschan, Asmus Werner, and Bernhard Winking.

The interior space includes a tiered seating arrangement directed toward the altar, pulpit, and baptismal basin for religious ceremonies and community gatherings.

Located at Gründgensstraße 28, the church serves as a community center offering various spaces for local activities and religious services.

Natural light flows through clear ceiling strips into the interior, which contains white walls, wooden ceilings, and Scandinavian-style furnishings.

Inception: 1974

Address: Gründgensstraße 28, 22309 Hamburg

Website: http://martin-luther-king-steilshoop.de

GPS coordinates: 53.61016,10.05942

Latest update: March 6, 2025 13:45