.Kung-Tung Church stands up as A Modernist Landmark in Taitung Kung-Tung Church, designed through Swiss engineer Dr. Justus Dahinden, stands as a considerable example of modernist design in Taiwan, completed in 1958. Often referred to as 'The Notre-Dame-du-Haut of Taiwan,' this structure embodies an one-of-a-kind mixture of functional design as well as home advancement. Located within a Technical Secondary School in Taitung Urban area, the building initially fulfilled various functions, property advisers dorms, class, a canteen, as well as a church. At that time of its own construction, it was the tallest building in Taitung Urban area, embodying an effective remedy to the varied necessities of the college. The church is captured of YHLAA studio.all photos by YHLAA center YHLAA records Kung-Tung Church's building intricacies The building experienced harm in the course of the 9-21 and 3-31 earthquakes, resulting in its category as a hazardous establishment. In 2004, a complete building examination was performed, and through contributions, a six-year improvement project rejuvenated the chapel to its past functionality. Today, Kung-Tung Church is actually acknowledged as one of one of the most essential buildings in Taiwan, having been picked due to the World Culture Committee for its own building importance. YHLAA studio grabs the church's unique form as well as spatial narration.Kung-Tung Church combines modernist functions with emblematic designthe four-story construct combines nonreligious and also spiritual rooms within a singular rectangle-shaped formthe reduced floors are actually designed with a modernist method to accommodate various functionssprayed concrete wall structures specify the home type of the church.