Slettebakken Church is a 1970 church designed by architect Tore Sveram. The structure is made of concrete with a copper roof whose shape, from several angles, resembles that of a boat with a high mast to the sky. The original drawings of the architect Tore Sveram for the church of Slettebakken are kept in the archives of the city of Bergen.
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The Storetveit Church, dating from 1930, was designed by architect Ole Landmark and built in natural stone with Gothic details. The church is block-shaped with an octagonal choir. The sacristy and chapel buildings are arranged across the main direction. The interior is raised by a plastered brick inner wall and woodwork with Gothic details.
Fridalen church is a brick church completed in 1985. The architects of the church are J.L.Andersen and K.H.Irgens.
Landås Church is a modernist church built in 1966 by architect Ola Kielland-Lund. The structure is made of concrete, as are the pulpit and baptismal font. The altar consists of a wooden plank which is supported by two concrete pillars and has a wooden crucifix carved by Olav Espevoll.
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