"Protestant, colorful, in the middle of the village": the mission statement of the open and committed parish of St. Victor. Bringing powerful, interconnected structures and relationships into the space in this sense defines the essence of the design intention. The new, carefully defined spatial sequences in the listed building are designed in such a way as to facilitate dynamic social work processes designed for encounters. A culture of openness and openness is created - both internally and externally.

The first floor of the community center is divided into two sections, which are accessed via a longitudinal main axis. The entrance, office space, contact and service area form a front ensemble that makes the community work centrally accessible. Attached here are group rooms and the community hall. As the main protagonist and heart of community life, it is dedicated entirely to the community. With its representative and inviting dimensions, the hall retains its potential for a variety of uses. As a complementary spatial dimension, the hall gallery on the upper floor is reactivated by the new concept and can be accessed independently.

As part of the extensive renovation of the listed parish hall, the forgotten roof structure, originally a visible diamond-shaped network of folded sheet steel, was discovered behind various multi-layered structures. It has been structurally upgraded and repaired and is now visible.

More about the interior architecture here.