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Architects: architecture R/T
- Area: 570 m²
- Year: 2006
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Photographs:Harshan Thomson
Text description provided by the architects. The chapel bears no resemblance to others in the locality, yet has a deep rooted connection to its location. The building with natural stone textures blends well with the surrounding vegetation and complements the hill slope on which it abuts. The natural stone backdrop provides a divine setting, bathed in natural light, to the prayer hall. Other than the flat portion of the site where the old demolished chapel was sited, the rest of the area including the hill slope and the hill top beyond was replete with wild vegetation and teak trees that has been left more or less undisturbed.
.jpg?1483996566 "Chapel of Our Lady of Perpetual Succour / architecture R/T")
