.Kung-Tung Religion stands up as A Modernist Spots in Taitung Kung-Tung Congregation, designed through Swiss engineer physician Justus Dahinden, stands up as a notable instance of modernist design in Taiwan, completed in 1958. Typically referred to as 'The Notre-Dame-du-Haut of Taiwan,' this structure establishes a special mix of ergonomics as well as architectural advancement. Found within a Technical Secondary School in Taitung Urban area, the building originally offered several objectives, housing faculty dorms, class, a canteen, as well as a chapel. At that time of its development, it was the highest property in Taitung City, representing a reliable solution to the unique needs of the school. The parish is captured on film of YHLAA studio.all pictures by YHLAA center YHLAA grabs Kung-Tung Parish's building ins and outs The structure endured damage during the course of the 9-21 and 3-31 earthquakes, causing its category as a harmful building. In 2004, an extensive building exam was carried out, as well as with the help of contributions, a six-year improvement venture restored the chapel to its own past functions. Today, Kung-Tung Church is actually identified as one of one of the most important buildings in Taiwan, having been selected by the Planet Culture Board for its own building importance. YHLAA workshop catches the parish's one-of-a-kind kind and also spatial narration.Kung-Tung Church integrates modernist performance along with emblematic designthe four-story framework consolidates nonreligious and also blessed rooms within a singular rectangle-shaped formthe reduced floors are actually designed with a modernist method to accommodate several functionssprayed concrete wall surfaces define the building type of the chapel.