Martinskirche (Nord)
Martinskirche (Nord) stands in northern Stuttgart as a church transformed into a multifunctional community centre. Wheelchair access makes the building usable for visitors with mobility needs. Its flexible interior supports Nordgemeinde, Jugendkirche Stuttgart, and Kesselkirche Stuttgart through worship and community activities. Different forms of worship can involve sensory, musical, visual, and participatory elements.
The redesign followed the demolition and sale of the former community house, making space for the new development. The church space changes quickly for different liturgical needs. Storage and shelving fit beneath, beside, and on the altar platform, while rounded walls hold further solutions. The organ follows the earlier church layout. Funding combined own resources, user contributions, loans, and church-district support, reaching about 5.7 million euros.
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