Surrounded predominantly by 1970s and 80s brick apartment blocks and houses at a maximum of three storeys in Hurstville, Sydney, the quietly monolithic Church of the Living God (COLG) by Candalepas Associates sits at reassuringly similar height. Wider than most buildings in the street, it has a strikingly subtle façade that harks back to early modernist architecture by the likes of Mies van der Rohe – without the steel and glass.

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Photography: Rory Gardiner
Words: Kirsten Rann