Saint Thomas Church

Saint Thomas Church features a horizontal building structure with a tower behind the sanctuary and twenty bells within a concrete framework.

Architect Peter Celsing completed this religious building in 1960 after six years of planning and construction with student masons to reduce costs.

The church incorporates minimalist design elements through its use of Helsingborg brick walls, concrete beams, and clay tile flooring.

The building includes direct access from the town square through a deep-set door leading to an anteroom connected to both parish facilities and worship space.

The church complex arranges its spaces around an internal courtyard garden that provides separation from the surrounding commercial district and subway activity.

Location: Stockholm

Inception: 1960

Architects: Peter Celsing

Made from material: Helsingborg brick, concrete

Address: Kirunagatan 9

Website: https://svenskakyrkan.se/vallingby/st-tomas-kyrka

GPS coordinates: 59.36306,17.87028

Latest update: May 27, 2025 11:45