The chapel in Mechenich Guard village is building a on private initiative of farmers Scheidtweiler by the famous Swiss architect Peter Zumthor of clay - incredibly easy, even archaic: it was a pyramid built of logs, clay layers around it rammed through the steel pipes run to establish a connection to the interior light. The trees were then locked and burned by the clay. The space is raw inside and blackened by the fire. It still smells of smoke. Lit up an open, flame-shaped hole the room. When I was there it was raining and the water dripped in the room audibly in the quiet, dark room, in the pass through the hole in the "ceiling" by far, the outside noise.
On the wall the gold Meditiationssymbol of St. Nicholas of Flue (Brother Klaus) mounted high on the wall. Compared with a low, narrow bank. A bust of the saint, an opportunity to ignite candles. That's it. Not at all popular, but has convinced me of the building as a chapel. The following pictures are much worse than this one .
