.Kung-Tung Religion stands as A Modernist Site in Taitung Kung-Tung Religion, developed through Swiss architect Dr. Justus Dahinden, stands as a significant example of modernist style in Taiwan, completed in 1958. Commonly pertained to as 'The Notre-Dame-du-Haut of Taiwan,' this building embodies an one-of-a-kind combination of functional design as well as building advancement. Found within a Technical Secondary School in Taitung Urban area, the property originally performed a number of purposes, housing personnel dorm rooms, class, a canteen, and a chapel. Back then of its building and construction, it was actually the highest building in Taitung Area, embodying a reliable service to the unique needs of the institution. The parish is actually photographed of YHLAA studio.all graphics through YHLAA workshop YHLAA records Kung-Tung Chapel's building ins and outs The property endured damages in the course of the 9-21 as well as 3-31 quakes, triggering its own classification as a risky building. In 2004, a detailed structural evaluation was performed, and with the aid of contributions, a six-year improvement project brought back the parish to its former functionality. Today, Kung-Tung Church is actually realized being one of the most vital properties in Taiwan, having been decided on by the World Culture Board for its own architectural implication. YHLAA studio records the chapel's distinct type and spatial narration.Kung-Tung Parish includes modernist functions along with emblematic designthe four-story framework combines nonreligious and also spiritual spaces within a solitary oblong formthe lesser floors are created along with a modernist method to fit different functionssprayed cement wall structures specify the building kind of the church.