How can a simple roof tell so much about a place? Look up at the Evangelische-reformierte Kirchgemeinde Matthäus. It’s not just any roof, but a subtle “ridge turret” that holds two bells. This architectural detail quietly announces that this is a place of worship, the Evangelische-reformierte Kirchgemeinde Matthäus. Built between 1949 and 1959, when the Neuaffoltern area was booming, the church reflects a style called “Landistil”. You can see it in the clean lines of the building and its harmonious blend with the neighborhood. But look closer. See those windows? Their diverse designs tell a story: a band of clear glass on one side, vibrant stained glass facing the street, and delicate, flower-shaped openings near the back staircase. Inside, the Evangelische-reformierte Kirchgemeinde Matthäus holds a treasure – stunning stained glass windows by Max Hunziker. Dating back to the 1950s, they depict scenes from the Old and New Testaments. Notice how the artist used color and symbolism. It’s a visual narrative of faith, history, and beauty, all playing out on the walls of this modern church.
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