The stunning Kuokkala Church in Jyväskylä, Finland updates a traditional building form with a refined modern finish. The daylit structure is constructed almost entirely from locally-sourced spruce that is left in its natural state and highlighted by the sunshine streaming in from above. Finnish architects Lassila Hirvilammi and Luonti wanted to design a familiar form with a modern, simple appeal, and they succeeded with a beautifully-executed building that makes the most of available resources.
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…but the stone used came from Spain. Which is about 2 000 miles away from Kuokkala, Jyväskylä, Finland. And there’s plenty of it.
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