Landåsbygda church is a 1960s church built according to drawings by Per Nordan. The church has a free-standing tower and a polygonal church building that is connected by a covered passage. The altarpiece is from the 17th century and originally stood in the old Fluberg church.
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Vølstad church is a wooden church built in 1959. The architect of the church is Per Nordan, the grandson of the architect Jacob Wilhelm Nordan.
The Fluberg church is a wooden church dating from 1703. The church has a tower to the west and a sacristy to the north of the choir. The church has undergone several modifications and in 1923 the interior was restored and partially restored. The church hall is richly decorated with several pieces of 18th century furniture.
New Church, completed in 1872, is a long church with a tower to the west, built of laminated wood, probably from drawings by J. W. Nordan. It has simple details, characterized by the Swiss style. The crown of the tower has a relatively unusual design with broken corners in the shape of an almost baroque dome.
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