An outlandish structure in the residential district of Lok Fu, Wing Kwong Pentecostal Holiness Church is a relatively new architecture comparing to other structures on this list.  When TaoHo Design Architects was drafting the design for the new church, there was quite a challenging list of elements to be considered.  “A place not just of worship, but of community and fellowship, with facilities to house extensive educational and outreach programs, as well as permanent space for the congregation’s many musical groups,” TaoHo Design Architects describes on its website. The team, therefore, decided to build up. The avant-garde structure comprises of a covered assembly ground, an assembly hall, a dome-shaped chapel, classrooms as well as offices.  By placing the dome-shaped chapel in the bottom, it provides easy access for the crowd coming to masses or ceremonies at the same time.  Its location also shields the chapel from getting direct sunlight from the top. Instead, the curved windows and stained-glass panels -- designed by Tao Ho and handcrafted by Indonesian glass artist Yaputra -- allow sunlight to penetrate through the sides of the chapel.  The upper body of the building – the rectangular office spaces – is lifted and supported by multiple lean columns. A pyramidal spire with a cross atop tells the nature of the building. The church was awarded a Certificate of Merit of the Hong Kong Institute of Architects in 2000.