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Årsta Kyrka
Bråviksvägen 47, Årsta (Stockholm)
2008 - 2011
The
location is a rocky site over-looking Årsta torg (designed by the
brothers Erik and Tore Ahlsén in the 1940-ies). The church will be
built next to an existing bell-tower and a parish building from 1968.
The structure is of load-bearing red-brown brick. The interior is light with the lower part all clad in white glazed brick. Along the walls is a continous glazed bench for seating. The interior plan is a square where the altar and baptismal font are fixed at linear positions in the centre. At the perimiter of the church are two small chapels and a sacristy clad in glazed bricks of green and cerise. The roof and ceiling is a perforated concrete slab with beams crossing the church. (Text: Johan Celsing)
The structure is of load-bearing red-brown brick. The interior is light with the lower part all clad in white glazed brick. Along the walls is a continous glazed bench for seating. The interior plan is a square where the altar and baptismal font are fixed at linear positions in the centre. At the perimiter of the church are two small chapels and a sacristy clad in glazed bricks of green and cerise. The roof and ceiling is a perforated concrete slab with beams crossing the church. (Text: Johan Celsing)