Church of the Three Crosses, Imatra

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Church of the Three Crosses in Imatra is a modernist Finnish Lutheran church renowned for its innovative architecture and spatial design by Alvar Aalto.

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Church of the Three Crosses, Imatra canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Lutheran church
church building
modernist architecture
alsoKnownAs Kolmen ristin kirkko
Three Crosses Church
architect Alvar Aalto
architecturalStyle Functionalism
Modernism
country Finland
denomination Evangelical Lutheran Church of Finland
designedBy Alvar Aalto
surface form: Alvar Aalto Architects
hasAltarOrientation liturgically eastward
hasFeature asymmetrical plan
carefully designed natural lighting
flexible interior space with movable partitions
free-standing bell tower
organ loft
side chapels
three exterior concrete crosses
varying ceiling heights
white rendered exterior surfaces
hasFurnishings custom-designed liturgical furniture by Alvar Aalto
hasInteriorColorScheme light, restrained palette
hasPlanType complex asymmetrical plan
hasSeatingCapacity several hundred worshippers
heritageDesignationBy Finnish heritage authorities
heritageStatus protected building
inspiredBy liturgical reforms and functional needs of parish life
lightingDesign combination of natural and artificial light
locatedIn Imatra
South Karelia
material brick
concrete
wood
notableFor acoustics
flexible seating arrangements
innovative spatial design
integration of architecture and liturgy
use of natural light
partOf Finnish modernist architectural heritage
purpose parish church
religion Lutheranism
roofType flat roof with varying heights
usedFor concerts
funerals
weddings
worship services

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Alvar Aalto notableWork Church of the Three Crosses, Imatra