Construction finished in 1997 on this building designed by Robert Krier. The fusion of an old steepled church design and the newer, boxy post-modernist design creates a building that both blends into the historic German town. This example demonstrates what has become Krier’s style: neo-rationalism. He designs buildings which respect the historic architecture of the area while incorporating modern innovations. The addition of external pillars and modern windows as well as the flat roof are all examples of modern styles. These contrast with the steeple to capture the excitement of modern buildings while maintaining the dignity of a spiritual center.