Voksen Church is a brick church that has been in operation since 1995. The building process took many years, and Tarald Lundevall's plans from 1985 were reworked by Arild Lauvland before construction began in 1994.
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Røa Church is a long church built of reinforced concrete mixed with pumice on the inside and red brick on the outside according to the plans of municipal architect Georg Greve in 1939. It is one of the first "working churches" (A church building that includes numerous additional rooms for meetings and activities) in Norway. The interior is in functionalist style and the nave has a wall that can be opened to the parish hall.
The Holmenkollen chapel was built in 1996 after the original 1903 chapel burned down in 1992. The 1903 chapel was designed by Holger Sinding-Larsen. The present chapel was designed by Arne Sødal to resemble as much as possible the old one, which was inspired by the architecture of Stave churches.
Eiksmarka Church, formerly Grinilund Church, is a 2014 church designed by Jahn H Jahnsen. A 1959 church was demolished in 2013 to make way for the new church. The structure is made of concrete and wood.
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