Lyse chapel is a wooden building completed in 1961. The chapel was designed by Gustav Helland and Endre Årreberg. They emphasised the natural conditions of the place. Thus they gave the chapel high, pointed gables that would rise like mountains in the terrain.
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Kvævemoen chapel is a long church building from 1962. The architect for the chapel was Valdemar Scheel Hansteen.
The Lunde church is a long church built in 1873 according to the plans of the architect Hans Linstow. His designs were the basis for the construction of many churches in Agder and Rogaland, and Lunde Church became the last of the so-called 'Rogaland' type. The church has many similarities with the church in Helleland, the church in Bjerkreim and the church in Tonstad.
The old church in Årdal dates from 1619, but only the nave dates from this period. A new choir was built in 1626, integrated into the nave when a new choir was built again in 1703. The tower building to the west was replaced by a new tower in 1704-06.
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