Engehaugen church was originally an institutional building in wood, built in 1985. The building was converted and consecrated as a church in 1994. Today, it is a modern working church.
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Hunn Church, built in 1968, is a cubist church built of brick and pine. The furniture is simple and made of pine. The dominant piece of the church is the high altarpiece, which is a glass mosaic created by Victor Sparre.
The Gjøvik church was designed by the architect Jacob Wilhelm Nordan and was consecrated in 1882. The church is built of wood and is clad with exterior and interior panels. The church is block-shaped with a narrower choir on three sides and a sacristy on each side. The walls also have friezes with Swiss-style decoration such as parapets and along the cornices. The interior is in neo-Gothic style with forms of Gothic recessed decoration.
The Raufoss church replaced a small burial chapel from 1898. The church is a long church built of plastered brick. The church is characterized by neo-Romanesque forms.
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