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Lukaskirche

Modern architecture meets cultural heritage

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Designed by Heinrich Otto Vogel, the Lukaskirche in Münster stands as a notable example of modern architecture. Built in 1961, it serves the Evangelische Apostel-Kirchengemeinde and the university clinics. Its silhouette is a registered cultural monument, visible near Coesfelder Kreuz.

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The Lukaskirche was designated a cultural monument just 50 years after its construction.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1961
Architect: Heinrich Otto Vogel
Architectural Style: Modernism
Heritage Status: Cultural Heritage Monument
Denomination: Protestant
Website: lukaskirche-muenster.de

Guided Story

Take a moment to observe the distinct shape of the Lukaskirche, designed by Heinrich Otto Vogel. This church is a prime example of modern architecture, built in 1961. Its silhouette stands out prominently against the city's backdrop, especially near the Coesfelder Kreuz intersection. Serving the Protestant community, it was constructed for the Evangelische Apostel-Kirchengemeinde and the university clinics. If you look east, you might catch a glimpse of the Botanical Garden, located about 786 meters from here. Here at the Lukaskirche, feel the blend of functionality and design that earned it the status of a cultural heritage monument.