The Åsane church is a 1993 church designed by Trygve Dyngeland. It replaces an old church dating from 1795 which was destroyed by arson by Varg Vikernes in 1992. The new church is made of brick and has been given a circular shape inspired by the Monte Celio in Rome.
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Åsane Old Church is a long church from 1795. A church is mentioned on the same site as early as 1598. The stone church, more or less as we know it today, was consecrated by Bishop Johan Nordahl Brun. In the 19th century, several changes were made. In 1935, the church was restored by the architect Ole Landmark. A brick vestry was built perpendicular to the north wall of the choir.
Eidsvåg church is a modernist brick church completed in 1982. The church has a rectangular plan was designed by architects K. Lund and N. Slaatto.
The Biskopshavn church is a long church from 1966 in Bergen. The church is built as concrete, brick and wooden boathouse. The architects are Jakob Myklebust, Bjørn Simonnæs and Helge Borgen. The furniture is simple and made of wood.
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