Milan's Niche Brutalist Triangle Church

Established in 1966, the Triangle Church was built due to post-war population growth requiring a community church, and architect Arrigo Arighetti was invited to design and construct it. The surrounding area is quiet and sparsely populated. From afar, you can see the huge triangle protruding from the ground; its cold, atmospheric, and minimalist exterior perfectly matches my stereotypical impression of Russia, yet it is located in Milan. Guided by a large diamond-shaped pool to the main entrance, the pink cross and pink flowers🌸 add a touch of romance here. The entrance transitions from cold concrete to warm wooden sliding doors, revealing a ceiling with rainbow-colored glass. The interior space rises gradually like the inside of a tent. Many wooden benches are neatly arranged, and the sequence in the darkness exudes sophistication and mystery. Slowly turning around, sunlight streams in through walls embedded with stained glass windows on all sides, allowing cold and warmth to flow within the space. In the center hangs a statue of Jesus, truly beautiful. Even those who never believe in deities are moved by the ultimate devotion to faith when seeing these various churches in Europe. Navigation📍Via S. Paolino, 20, 20142 Milano MI Admission🆓 Notes: Do not wear off-shoulder clothing or slippers, keep quiet, and loud noise is prohibited🚫.