The proposal is to insert in the area a sculptural volume that should be a visual reference for the neighborhood. This volumetric decision gives a scale hierarchy to the temple and bell tower which stands up high and ring the bells to call for service. The annexed areas of the program are included in a lower, horizontal and continuous volume that allows to emphasize the nave of the church as the protagonist. Another important decision to underline the presence and consistency of the major volume, is the strategy related to the choice of the materials: brick, stone, wood and concrete. The nave, basically a closed volume, is covered in brick. This material extends to the perimeter wall, allowing a monolithical perception of the building from the exterior. The rest of the project is designed with a more generic and urban criteria, mainly in concrete. The loggia surrounds the garden and gives access to the complementary service spaces. The interior nave space has a monolithic perception in the sense that we used only one material: wood. This single material allows the incoming light through a sophisticated system of openings, to be the protagonist and produce a mysthical atmosphere in the space. Its fenestrations in the east and west walls connect the parishioner with the heavenly and the earthly.