The Fambozi is a compact, flat building, gently rising to the north.
The positioning of the building takes into account the need for peace in the Church and the lively atmosphere in the southwest.
The roof of the ground floor is extensively planted in the ground, the slight advantage of the situation on a slope, creating different spaces for different age groups. The visible cubage of the building is minimized, the space program integrated into the landscape.
The building is accessible by 3 levels from the outside; it creates a completely barrier-free building.
The building is characterized by its versatility and allows development of communicative stay for coffee as well as a rapid coming and going while fetching children.
The foyer of the new building is the interface of different functions - a platform expands the foyer into the sanctuary, and thus forms an auditorium for events.
The foyer should be utilized and often multi-functional, then the building opened in accordance with the requirements of the events, whether puppet theatre, cafe, dance hall, cinema, folklore group or party room, whether young or old, whether in succession or all at once.
The compactness of the structure, the realization and maintenance is optimized economically. The built-in roof solar panels are an integral architectural element and no annoying technical necessity.
Design: Kathrin Aste, Frank Ludin, Teresa Stillebacher
