Betlémská kaple - Vilová 512

Name: Betlémská kaple - Vilová 512
Address: Vilová 512, 100 00 Strašnice, Czechia, Strašnice, 100, Czech

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Address :	Vilová 512, 100 00 Strašnice, Czechia
Postal code :	100
Categories :	Church ,
City :	Strašnice

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V	Vladimir Pecha on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Základní kámen kostela, nazývaného dříve též Betlémská kaple, byl položen 6. dubna 1924 a po necelých pěti měsících byla stavba dokončena. Architektem kostelíka je Rudolf Sandholz, stavbu prováděla firma Matěje Blechy. Kostelík s věžičkou nad průčelím s trojúhelníkově zaklenutými okny má nad vchodem nápis s hebrejským pojmenováním chrámu Bét-el, což česky znamená Dům boží. Svatyně nemá v interiéru žádnou výzdobu a patří Evangelické církvi metodistické. Interiér kostelíka byl v roce 2010 nově vymalován podle návrhu výtvarníka Aleše Lamra. The foundation stone of the church, formerly also called the Bethlehem Chapel, was laid on April 6, 1924, and after less than five months, the construction was completed. The architect of the church is Rudolf Sandholz. The construction was carried out by Matěj Blecha's company, but at that time the company was already run by his son Josef. The church with a turret above the facade with triangular arched windows has an inscription above the entrance with the Hebrew name of the temple of Beth-el, which in Czech means House of God. The sanctuary has no decoration in the interior and belongs to the Evangelical Methodist Church. The interior of the church was newly painted in 2010 according to the design of the artist Aleš Lamr. The foundation stone of the church, formerly also called the Bethlehem Chapel, was laid on April 6, 1924, and after less than five months, the construction was completed. The architect of the church is Rudolf Sandholz, the construction was carried out by Matěj Blecha's company. The church with a turret above the facade with triangular arched windows has an inscription above the entrance with the Hebrew name of the temple of Bét-el, which in Czech means House of God. The sanctuary has no decoration in the interior and belongs to the Evangelical Methodist Church. The interior of the church was newly painted in 2010 according to the design of the artist Aleš Lamr. The foundation stone of the church, formerly also called the Bethlehem Chapel, was laid on April 6, 1924, and after less than five months, the construction was completed. The architect of the church is Rudolf Sandholz. The construction was carried out by Matěj Blecha's company, but at that time the company was already run by his son Josef. The church with a turret above the facade with triangular arched windows has an inscription above the entrance with the Hebrew name of the temple of Beth-el, which in Czech means House of God. The sanctuary has no decoration in the interior and belongs to the Evangelical Methodist Church. The interior of the church was newly painted in 2010 according to the design of the artist Aleš Lamr.