.Kung-Tung Church stands as A Modernist Landmark in Taitung Kung-Tung Congregation, made through Swiss engineer physician Justus Dahinden, stands as a considerable example of modernist architecture in Taiwan, accomplished in 1958. Often referred to as 'The Notre-Dame-du-Haut of Taiwan,' this property establishes a distinct mixture of ergonomics as well as home innovation. Located within a Technical Secondary School in Taitung City, the structure originally performed multiple functions, casing faculty dormitories, class, a bottle, as well as a chapel. At that time of its building, it was actually the tallest property in Taitung Metropolitan area, representing an effective remedy to the unique requirements of the institution. The parish is captured on film of YHLAA studio.all photos by YHLAA workshop YHLAA catches Kung-Tung Chapel's building details The structure experienced damage during the course of the 9-21 and also 3-31 quakes, causing its classification as a dangerous building. In 2004, an extensive building exam was actually conducted, and with the help of contributions, a six-year improvement job restored the chapel to its former performance. Today, Kung-Tung Parish is recognized as being one of the absolute most essential buildings in Taiwan, having been actually selected by the Globe Ancestry Committee for its architectural significance. YHLAA studio records the church's one-of-a-kind kind and also spatial narration.Kung-Tung Parish integrates modernist functionality along with emblematic designthe four-story structure consolidates secular and spiritual spaces within a solitary oblong formthe lesser floors are made along with a modernist method to suit different functionssprayed cement walls specify the architectural kind of the chapel.