A parish hall, which had already been approved for demolition, is unexpectedly listed as a protected building and the parish is now obliged to maintain it. It could be used as a community centre, the only problem is how to bring light to the darkness in this almost windowless building? The solution is surprisingly simple and was implemented using a large amount of glass and various steel profile systems from Swiss company Jansen AG.
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| Element | Brand | Product name |
|---|---|---|
| Door systems, window systems, facades systems | Jansen |
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