Hong Kong, People's Republic of China
Chinese Methodist Church North Point
Hong Kong, People's Republic of China
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The Chinese Methodist Church North Point is a brutalist church building constructed in Hong Kong in 1966, designed by architects Alan Fitch and Szeto Wai. Located in the North Point district, the structure exemplifies the stark, geometric aesthetic of brutalist architecture that emerged in the mid-twentieth century, characterized by bold concrete forms and functional design principles.
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- church building
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- Hong Kong, People's Republic of China
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