Helligaandskirken, Aarhus

The church from 1984 is designed by Hans Knudsen Sahl's drawing room after a given draft by Von Spreckelsen-it is possible, however, that certain elements from this are recycled. In any case, the church is sewn from the outside as a composite brick in the red stone with a freestanding campanile, but it fits nicely into the surrounding building. Inside, the church is very light, white painted and with obliquered roof windows, which allow planting in two sides with figs and lilies, which is quite unusual, just as you actually enter the chapel in its diagonal. It is completely dominated by Tue Poulsen's amazing and very large "life tree" made of brown ceramics, where the altar and baptismal font are adapted to it-alone this decoration is worth a visit to the church.

Built in 1984. Floor plan built up over an axis, from the church square through the main entrance, porch, and ends at the altar with the 8 m high and 14 m wide ceramic tree performed by Tue Poulsen.