On Walther Rathenau Square on the outskirts of Karlsruhe, the church and community hall of the Protestant Petrus Jacobus community stand opposite each other as two independent volumes. The uniform lime-washed brick facades and the roofs of different heights and pitches unite the various sections of the structure to form a whole.
On Walther Rathenau Square on the outskirts of Karlsruhe, the church and community hall of the Protestant Petrus Jacobus community stand opposite each other as two independent volumes. The uniform lime-washed brick facades and the roofs of different heights and pitches unite the various sections of the structure to form a whole.
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