The structure, as it is separated into distinct elements, yet connected strongly to each other, represents the strength of the individual and the power of the community of spaces that are related, and all these are connected to light, the sun, and nature. A space that is both a ritual space for religious purposes and the rest of the time, it's a gathering space for all, an urban cultural space uniting people together with space and light. With this gesture, new urban perspectives are made, vertical and horizontal, towards the sky and the city. Nature and human nature meet together without a clear delimitation but a fluidity of mergers between the natural environment and the ritual environment. The space is open in all directions, and it works with the surrounding park as a whole. The thin steel structure and beams connect the facades in crossings- creating the pure meaning of a cross- as a motivation to meet and unite people with light into one.

A canvas of spirituality and light, where God used to be represented on its openings and decorations, is now seen as a transparent wall of light in its pure form and truth. Once I took the church's building box and cut it into its corners, I discovered the identity and the independence of the façade wall as an element.

Open the space up where infinity is represented within a box instead- demonstrate infinity through the lack of limitations, where we experience the fluidity and dynamics of space. Moshe Katz Architect: The open church represents the need to break the box, the closed space of religion within limited boundaries, where a cultural- community meeting is taking place- to open it up to everyone.

Autodesk steel structure