Spatial Organization

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The central worship hall is physically separated from the surrounding wings by a continuous glass buffer zone. This design gesture creates the impression that the hall is emerging from an open void, symbolizing rebirth, detachment from the ground plane, and architectural transparency.  Generous natural light enters through expansive glazed surfaces, reinforcing a calm, contemplative, and sacred atmosphere.

A balcony / mezzanine level is integrated within the worship hall, providing additional seating for congregants or serving as a dedicated choir platform during services. The seating is organized in a circular configuration to emphasize equality, shared focus, and unity among different Christian traditions.

The plan consists of four wings (or “arms”) that extend from the central church hall. These wings accommodate different functions such as meeting rooms, classrooms, office spaces, and community facilities.

Each wing is clearly defined yet seamlessly connected, ensuring circulation flow and flexibility for multiple denominations and community activities.