.Kung-Tung Religion stands up as A Modernist Site in Taitung Kung-Tung Church, designed by Swiss architect doctor Justus Dahinden, stands up as a considerable instance of modernist architecture in Taiwan, finished in 1958. Typically described as 'The Notre-Dame-du-Haut of Taiwan,' this property establishes a distinct mixture of ergonomics and building technology. Located within a Technical Senior High School in Taitung City, the building originally performed a number of purposes, housing professors dormitories, class, a canteen, and also a chapel. Back then of its building, it was the highest property in Taitung City, representing a dependable option to the assorted needs of the school. The church is captured of YHLAA studio.all images through YHLAA workshop YHLAA catches Kung-Tung Parish's building ins and outs The structure went through damages during the course of the 9-21 and also 3-31 quakes, leading to its classification as a dangerous property. In 2004, an extensive building evaluation was actually performed, and also through gifts, a six-year remodelling job restored the parish to its past capability. Today, Kung-Tung Chapel is actually realized being one of the most crucial properties in Taiwan, having been actually selected due to the Globe Heritage Committee for its home implication. YHLAA center grabs the chapel's one-of-a-kind form and also spatial narration.Kung-Tung Parish integrates modernist performance along with symbolic designthe four-story design combines nonreligious and blessed rooms within a single oblong formthe lower floorings are actually developed with a modernist method to fit several functionssprayed cement walls define the building type of the chapel.