kostel Seslání Ducha svatého (Líšeň) Church
The Church of the Fall of the Holy Spirit in Líšeň, Brno, is presented by the Roman Catholic Church, which is still to be built. This project is located near the former Salesian Youth Centre on Hornnikov Street and aims to create space for spiritual and community needs. The idea began in the mid-1980s, reflecting a vision for strengthening the local religious landscape.
The origin of the church can be traced back to discussions from the 1980s. These early talks laid the foundations for what would become an important architectural and community project. The Salesian province of Prague and Brno, based in the Foundation for Joy, held a competition that showed its commitment to supporting religious architecture that meets current needs.
In April 2014, it concluded an architectural competition without granting a first place, as no submission fully met the criteria. Ing. Arch. Tomáš Kodet won second place and was invited to improve his design. Its design represents the integration of the church with the former Salesian Youth Center (1994- 2010), the creation of a coherent community space. The proposed structure includes church, parish section and community house, all connected and, if necessary, capable of independent operation.
The architectural vision of the church is ambitious and thoughtful. Its aim is to accommodate up to 300 sitting and 100 standing persons, with chapel with theme of the descent of the Holy Spirit on its facade. The height of except the tower is limited to less than 16 meters, which ensures harmony with the surrounding area. In addition, the parish section will include two offices, a class for religious education and katechezi, visiting rooms, a parish hall for about 100 people, and a kitchenette.
The property is owned by the local Roman Catholic parish of St. Giles in Líšeň, which undermines the community's investment in the implementation of this project, estimated to cost up to 70 million Czech crowns. The involvement of religious and civil organisations highlights cooperation in the pursuit of this vision.
While construction has not yet begun, the Church remains the expected addition to the cultural and spiritual landscape of Líšeň. Its planned functions promise multifunctional space for worship, social meetings and educational activities. The project is proof of the continued importance of religious architecture in supporting community bonds.
Visitors can look forward to a place where spirituality and social life converge. As plans continue to develop, the Church calls for its role in enriches the local area. Its implementation offers meaningful space for reflection and connection in the heart of Líšeň.
Historical milestones
- 1980
- Start of discussions on church construction in Líště
- 2014
- Competition architecture completed without first place
- 2014
- Arch. Tomáš Kodet scored second place in competition
Architectural development
From now on, the church of the descent of the Holy Spirit remains a planned project without any construction being started. Competition for the design, which took place in 2014, did not result in any first prize which would lead to further development of the Ing. Arch. Design by Thomas Kodeto.
Historical events
The idea of building the church began in the mid-1980s.
Architectural competition closed in April 2014 with Ing. Arch. Tomas Kodet won second place.
Points of interest
- The Church of the Descent of the Holy Spirit in Líšeň was introduced as a Roman Catholic Church to serve both spiritual and community needs, reflecting a broader vision from the mid-1980s to strengthen local religious architecture.
- The architectural competition organized by the Salesian province of Prague and the Foundation for Joy ended in April 2014 without the award of the first place because no submission fully met the criteria that would increase the high standards and ambitions of the project.
- Ing. Arch. Tomáš Kodet was invited to upgrade his design to second place after winning the competition, suggesting cooperation between architects and religious organizations in order to achieve a design that integrates itself with the former Salesian youth centre.
- The proposed church structure is designed to be multifunctional, enabling the independent operation of its components - church, parish department and community house - where necessary, to demonstrate innovative architectural planning for flexibility in use.
- Owning the local Roman Catholic parish of St. Giles in Líšeň emphasizes strong community investment with estimated costs of up to 70 million Czech crowns, which underscore cooperation between religious and civil organisations in the implementation of this ambitious project.
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Welcome to the historic site of the Church of the descending Holy Spirit in Líšeň, a planned Roman Catholic church which has not yet been built. As you stand in the middle of a quiet landscape near the Silesian Youth Centre, imagine the vision of this architectural masterpiece, which was conceived almost four decades ago.
The idea of building a new church in Líšeň began in 1980, triggered by discussions on strengthening local religious architecture and solving spiritual and community needs. The aim of this project was to create an architectural space that would resonate with a broader vision from the mid-1980s to enrich the cultural and spiritual landscape of the region.
If you look around, imagine the church as intended - a beacon of faith and community spirit. Although the physical structure is not yet realized, it instead holds the promise of what could be an important addition to the architectural heritage Líšeň. Imagine a sophisticated design that would come from an intense competition organized in 2014 by the Salesian province of Prague. Ing. Arch. The proposal by Tomas Kodeto, who secured the second place, was chosen for improvement, suggesting a commitment to create something really special.
Think about the absence of specific architectural details that are currently visible here, because this site is waiting for its transformation into a represented sacred space. The competition itself is proof of the importance of thinking design and community involvement in modern religious architecture.
Although there are no specific historical data directly linked to this project, the process included architects such as Ing. Arch. Tomáš Kodet, whose vision was recognised as the potential to bring this ambitious plan to life.
One interesting aspect of this site is the story of a competition that ended without first place winner - a rare event in architectural competitions. This speaks of the high standards and aspirations that those who participated in this will ensure that only the most convincing proposals are considered worthy of bringing this church into reality.
As you continue your journey through Líšeň, for a while appreciate the potential of this site holds for future generations. While the Church of the descending Holy Spirit remains unbuilt, its story is already involved in the structure of the history and aspirations of this community.
Thank you for joining us on this survey of what might be one of the most anticipated architectural efforts of Jihomoravský kraj. We invite you to further discover Líšeň and its rich cultural tapestry. Safe travels, and may your journey be filled with inspiration!
Tips for visitors
Since the Church of the descending Holy Spirit in Líšeň is a planned project, there is no precise "best time to visit" yet. However, once it has been built, it is likely that spring and autumn will offer pleasant weather to visit, avoid summer heat or winter. These seasons usually provide ideal conditions for exploring architectural sites with comfortable temperatures.
However, once completed, it is expected to be accessible both by car and public transport. For future visitors, local traffic control websites or applications will help in planning your trip effectively. The area around Líšeň should be able to park nearby.
When visiting a new church like this, consider bringing comfortable walking shoes if you plan to explore the surrounding residential and community areas. In addition, it might be useful to wear a small umbrella or raincoat depending on the weather forecast. Since this is an architectural project in development, having a camera to capture potential future designs could also improve your visit.
Photography of enthusiasts will probably find interest in capturing the developing landscape around the planned church as soon as construction begins. The interplay of the new architecture with existing residential and community spaces can provide dynamic shooting possibilities. Early morning or late afternoon is generally recommended for softer light, improving architectural details.
When it comes to nearby attractions within 30 minutes, visitors can explore other parts of Brno, such as the historic Old Town, which is rich in cultural heritage and offers many places to see. For families with children, Brno Zoo or interactive Science Center could be pleasant trips that supplement a visit to the future church site.
Frequently asked questions
Can the monument be visited?
Religious buildings are usually open mainly during services; at other times a visit is normally arranged with the parish or the operator. We have not verified specific times.
Where is the monument?
Location: Líšeň, Jihomoravský kraj. The map on this page shows the exact spot.
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The planned church is located near the former Salesian youth center in Líšeň, Brno. The surrounding area includes residential and social spaces which are intended to be integrated into the church complex.
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Thematic walking tour: Líšeň and Church of the descending Holy Spirit
1. Church of the descending Holy Spirit (Líšeň) * Type: * Religious pages * Why Visit: * This church is an important spiritual landmark in Líšeň, known for its modern architectural design, which harmonises with its surroundings. It serves as a central place of worship and a social gathering which offers visitors the opportunity to appreciate both their aesthetic beauty and cultural importance.
2. Former Silesian Youth Centre * Type: * Historical Community space * Why Visit: * Located near the church, this site provides insight into the historical role of youth education and community development in Líšeň. Integration of the centre with complex church emphasizes a unique blend of religious and social functions that shaped local history.
3. Living areas * Type: * Community Living Space * Why Visit: * Walk through these living spaces offers a look into everyday life in Líšeň, showing how community spaces are smoothly integrated with the church complex. It reflects the commitment of this area to promote a coherent and supportive environment for its people.
4. Social spaces * Type: * Areas of social assembly * Why Visit: * These premises highlight the importance of social interactions and communal activities in Líšeň. They provide opportunities for both locals and visitors to engage, participate in events, or simply enjoy a sense of community belonging.
5. Church complex reasons * Type: * Outdoor space * Why Visit: * The surrounding area of the complex church offers quiet outdoor spaces ideal for reflection and relaxation. Visitors can explore these areas to appreciate the thoughtful landscape, which complements the architectural beauty of the church, providing a quiet environment for contemplation.
This walking tour offers a comprehensive survey of the unique blend of religious, historical and community elements Líšeň, all concentrated around the Church of the descending Holy Spirit.
Seasonal recommendations
Spring: The manor of the Church of the Holy Spirit in Líšni must be one experience that relates to the forest under examination and surrounding it. The sunny days provided by an ideal announcement for photography, which allows you to capture details of bone architecture in the best lights. It can be translated to discover a rush of tourists who desire to see the landscape, it is stated to visit the memory early in the morning when the crowds are smaller and the atmosphere of calm. The elements relating to aid which are not included in the conditions after expiry and do not forget Sun Bryle No.
Summer: Summer is the main sector of tourism in South Moravia, meaning that the Church of the Holy Spirit can be implanted with great conceived demanding. Sunshine days and significant new resting conditions are ideal for large prods around the monuments, while lighting the vestigial hours added to the magic of the bone interior. In accordance with Council Regulation (EC, Euratom) No 1605 / 2002 of 20 December 2002 on the Council Regulation (EC, Euratom) No 1605 / 2002 on the system of the European Communities' own resources (OJ L 298, 26.10.2012, p. Wearing light round with protective caps or sunny will be tricky to ensure and protect from UV rays.
Autumn: In autumn, the difficult construction of the Holy Spirit in Líšni offers a romantic atmosphere when tree leaves promote to golden and red shades. The sunny days are listed in the Annex which may be listed in the Annex to this Regulation. This time of year is ideal for photography to mourn contrasting colour effects and mild echoes, which are architectural details of the skeleton. In order to ensure that it is not carried out for recalculating the changing temperature and multiple times after the setting up of the sun, when the infirmity is reduced.
Winter: Winter National Bank of the Holy Spirit encourages only one branch with possible results of the sale of the land permitted by the dream, which is added to the romantic and calm feeling. Lighting can be caused by the delivery of mystical tones that are designed to not be specified. New requirements need to be adapted to cold temperatures and may apply to aid; is therefore not intended, no leather shoe or foot is intended, it is germ. The visitation should be approved to explore the church early in the morning or perhaps remote, when these are minimal and material restrictions.
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