The site location of the project in Songdo, Incheon, near the ocean side, presented unique challenges due to the limited space available and high property density. To maximize spatial volume and natural light, a seven-story building was designed, with the main chapel situated on the fifth floor. The design concept for the church was inspired by the symbolic gesture of prayer's hand, serving as a visual representation of a conversation with God. The exterior walls were carefully crafted to shield the interior spaces from the distractions and complexities of the outside world, allowing visitors to focus solely on their religious activities. To achieve this, a screened system was utilized for most of the windows, minimizing penetrations and maintaining the desired level of privacy. Originally intended as a meditation space with greenery, the rooftop is a testament to the design's commitment to creating a serene and contemplative environment. The church features a range of amenities, including a main chapel with 1,500 seats, a mid-sized chapel, Sunday school, offices, a restaurant, cafeteria, and 110 underground parking spaces. The project will provide a sacred space that encourages people to connect with their faith on a deep and meaningful level.

The project was constructed, although numerous design modifications and value engineering were implemented.