Grace of lutheran church

This project is a religious building designed as a Lutheran church located in Denmark. As Lutheranism is the national religion—with over 95% of the population identifying as followers—the project reflects its deep cultural and spiritual presence. Lutheran church architecture emphasizes simplicity, stripping away the ornate elements commonly found in older church styles, particularly those of Catholic tradition. Guided by the principles of the Bible and the belief in avoiding veneration of statues or images, the design avoids symbolic decorations and embraces a clean, minimal aesthetic. The Danish government designated this site for the construction of a religious facility with a seating capacity of 350 people. The program also includes a multipurpose hall for music and cultural performances, with the building remaining open 24 hours a day. The design clearly separates ceremonial functions from activity spaces. Additionally, a waterfront zone has been developed for public gatherings and community use, reinforcing the building's role as both a spiritual and cultural anchor in the area.