Årsta Church, Lutheran church in Årsta, Stockholm, Sweden.
Årsta Church is a church building in Stockholm featuring a red brick exterior and a distinctive concrete flat roof. The interior is filled with natural light from large rectangular windows and offers a spacious volume with high ceilings.
The building was completed in 2011 while incorporating existing structures from 1968. A slender campanile from the earlier phase continues to mark the religious presence in the area.
The church serves as a meeting place where residents gather for worship, community celebrations, and social events throughout the year. These gatherings form the rhythm of neighborhood life.
The building is fully accessible with wheelchair-friendly entrances and facilities throughout. This allows all visitors to easily access services and events.
The interior walls combine whitewashed brickwork with glazed perforated bricks creating an interesting surface texture. Concrete beams across the ceiling form a striking geometric pattern.
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