The Hval church, built in 1860-62 according to the drawings of Chr. H. Grosch, is an octagonal church, extended by a porch, a choir and a sacristy. The drawings of the church of Hval are a variant of one of the types of church of Grosch which was widely used and was published as a model design in 1854.
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The Veme Church is a long church with a single nave dating from 1893 and designed by the architect Ingvar Hjorth who, among others, designed the new main building of the Norges Bank in 1900.
The church in Ullerål is a modern working church consecrated twice, the first time in 1984 and the second time in 2004. The ground floor was built as a kindergarten and was opened in January 1984. The new building is a long modern church built of red brick and wood.
Randfjord Church is a long church built in 1916 according to the plans of engineer H. Horn. In 1989-90 the interior of the church was renovated. At that time, large parts of the interior and facilities were painted pink and blue.
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