.Kung-Tung Congregation stands as A Modernist Site in Taitung Kung-Tung Church, designed through Swiss architect physician Justus Dahinden, stands up as a notable example of modernist architecture in Taiwan, finished in 1958. Typically described as 'The Notre-Dame-du-Haut of Taiwan,' this establishment embodies a special blend of functional design and building development. Located within a Technical Secondary School in Taitung Metropolitan area, the building initially served numerous functions, housing faculty dormitories, class, a canteen, as well as a church. At the time of its own development, it was the tallest property in Taitung Metropolitan area, standing for a reliable option to the assorted demands of the school. The chapel is captured on film of YHLAA studio.all pictures by YHLAA center YHLAA catches Kung-Tung Church's architectural ins and outs The structure experienced damage during the 9-21 and 3-31 quakes, leading to its own distinction as a risky building. In 2004, an extensive building evaluation was actually conducted, as well as with the help of donations, a six-year makeover project brought back the church to its past performance. Today, Kung-Tung Parish is acknowledged as one of the best important properties in Taiwan, having been picked due to the World Ancestry Committee for its building importance. YHLAA workshop catches the parish's distinct type as well as spatial narration.Kung-Tung Parish integrates modernist functions along with symbolic designthe four-story structure consolidates nonreligious and also sacred areas within a solitary rectangle-shaped formthe lower floorings are actually made with a modernist method to suit several functionssprayed concrete wall structures specify the building form of the chapel.