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- Liedon kirkko, Lieto
Lieto Church, Lieto
The church, built in Lieto in the late 15th century, was converted into a flexible church space, preserving the history of the building. During the renovation of the church, the building was modernized by bringing new building technology to the church hall so that the spirit of the 16th century stone church remained unchanged. The church was made accessible by removing stairs and steps from the hall. The new facilities are easy to convert from worship to a free-form event in the evening.
